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Two Quick Notes on Atlanta and Tools –
Due to my stupidity with the Julian calendar, I have mis-blogged. I will be at Highland Hardware this Saturday and teaching a class there on Sunday. I will not be there on Friday, Feb. 1, as I stated before. My mistake. At Highland, I’ll have the Dutch tool chest, the Milkman’s Workbench and a frightened…
SOLD: Disston No. 4 Backsaw Filed for Dovetails –
SOLD: When I finally turned away from Japanese saws, this was the tool I took up for dovetailing. It’s a Henry Disston & Sons No. 4 backsaw with a 10″ blade. The apple handle is insanely comfortable. The blade is a bit pitted, but the teeth are well-formed and sharp. Saw savant Tom Law cut…
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How To Select the Right Heavy Duty Casters
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Keeping Tools –
Keep your tools handy and in good condition. This applies everywhere, and in every place, from the cobbler on the bench to the greatest mechanical establishment in the world, and in no place is it more necessary than in wood-working concerns. Every tool should have its exact place as much as a note in an…