How to Use & Care for Woodworking Tools

From Library Journal

The Bridgewaters, a husband-and-wife team, are known for creating excellent, easily understood woodworking books directed mainly towards beginners and hobbyists (e.g., Beautiful Wooden Gifts You Can Make in a Weekend, LJ 3/1/98). This title is no exception?it provides a pragmatic introduction to woodworking tools of all types. Although they lean toward hand tools, the Bridgewaters show how to use power tools when they feel there is no substitute (the lathe) or that the power tool will work better (the drill press). The text and illustrations are excellent, providing instructions for using and caring for chisels, planes, drawknives, saws, and carving tools with an unusual degree of depth. Instructions for selecting and tuning used tools are included?great for those on a budget and sometimes the only way to acquire certain tools. This excellent title is appropriate for all public libraries.?Jonathan N. Hershey, Akron-Summit Cty. P.L., Akron, OHCopyrig (more…)

Incra RULE12 12-Inch Incra Rules Marking Rule

From the Manufacturer

INCRA Precision Marking Rules. At first glance you might think you are looking at an ordinary ruler. But look closer and you will see micro-fine marking holes and slots every 1/16″, 1/32″ and 1/64″ to instantly locate a sharp pencil point or scribe EXACTLY where you want it. No more squinting as you try to line up your pencil on that blur of lines along the edge of your old steel rule. Even when the lighting is less than perfect, you can effortlessly place your mark precisely on target with zero uncertainty, zero parallax and zero eye strain. Who would have thought there was so much room for improvement in the common ruler. There WAS and INCRA RULES is it! Available in 6″, 12″ and 18″ lengths. Engraved stainless steel.

The first stainless steel rule with micro-fine guide holes for marking a fine dot with a sharp pencil or metal scribe

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Heavy Metal Bands