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Tag Archives: sharp
How to Start Working Wood (part 2), What Should You Make First?
“What’s a good beginner project?” I hear this question a lot on woodworking forums and discussion groups. A novice wants to get into woodworking, but he or she doesn’t know what to make first. I admit I don’t quite understand … Continue reading
The Hardest Part of Learning to Sharpen
The other day, I was teaching a friend to sharpen his plane iron, and it got me thinking about sharpening. Of all the skills I have learned while working wood, sharpening has been the most life-changing. It started with chisels … Continue reading
Posted in Sharpening, Teaching, Wood and Woodwork
Tagged Chris Schwarz, edge, sharp, sharpen, Sharpening
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The One Essential Hand Tool
I have a favorite hand tool, one which has been with me (in one form or another) for most of my life. It’s my most-used hand tool, and the one I would be most reluctant to part with. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Musings
Tagged basic hand tools, Benchmade, essential hand tools, hand tool, hand tools, handtools, pocket knife, pocketknife, sharp, Swiss Army knife
3 Comments