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🧩 What’s the Strangest Project You’ve Made? (Win $100 Gift Card!)
Not every build is a table, chair, or cabinet. Sometimes we take on projects that are a little unusual, a little personal, or just different from the everyday shop work. Maybe it was a custom jig, a quirky piece of furniture, or something you built that surprised even you when it was done. Share the most unusual project you’ve made — and what made it different — in the comments below! 🏆 Prize: $100 Sawinery Gift Card (aka guilt-free tool money 😉) 📅 Winner announced on September 29!
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SharpMate - Sawinery Sharpening Jig Reviews and How to Use
I struggled for years, trying to work with planes and chisels that were only "factory sharp," which isn't sharp at all. Sharpening them wasn’t a lesson my dad passed on to me and it turned out that I didn’t have anyone else to do so either. First, I started "freehand" sharpening them by hand, with nearly disastrous results. Since that didn't work, I eventually bought one of those sharpening jigs with a wheel on the bottom. While better, the end result was that the angled portion of my blades, where you sharpen them, ended up with a whole bunch of different “facets,” from a lack of consistent angle setup. It worked... sort of. Then I found our sharpening jig, and that changed everything for me. Now I've got planes and chisels sharp enough to take shavings off of Ebony with. That may just sound like braggadocio, but the reason we're carrying this sharpening jig, is that it's the best thing I've found. I'm so sure you'll be as impressed with it as I am, that I'm offering our Skool community a $20 coupon for the jig. Just use the coupon SKOOL20 on checkout. Plus we give you a lifetime warranty and free shipping. Attached a video showing exactly how to use the sharpening jig + some reviews from existing customers below. Check out the sharpening jig here: https://www.sawinery.net/products/plane-chisel-sharpening-system Happy Woodworking!
To Pocket Hole... or Not?
I know there are lots of people out there who love pocket holes; but I'm not one of them. Oh, they're useful and I use them when I feel they are appropriate. But that's not the same as people who use them for everything. Like any other method of joinery, there are times when pocket holes are appropriate and other times when they aren't. In this video, I show some places where pocket holes really aren't the best choice available to us.
A Bit Under the Weather.
Hi all. Some of you may be wondering where I've been The last week or so. I've come down with some bug. Been sick for a week nos. But I'm on the mend and shall return
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Lastest project nearing completion. 4x4legs and stretchers. 3/4 inch planks all from East Coast Red Cedar.
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