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    HTT045 – The Hand Tools I Wouldn’t Be Without Mar 13, 2019
    Show notes

    On today’s show, I discuss hand saw handle size, inexpensive hand tool friendly woods, hiding a rabbet or groove in the bottom of a dovetailed box, replacing marking gauge pins, and hand tools that I wouldn’t be without in my kit.

    Supporters

    Thanks to Joe Deslauriers, William Elliott, Arkadiusz Cwikowski, Bill Warnock, Krister K., Lawrence Pylinski, Jeff Skiles, Matt McGrane, Jared Tohlen, Lance Stuchell, John Schuster, Steven Danenman, Kyle Groff, Jeff Mertz, Paul Joynes, Ethan Sincox, Michael Davis-Cheshire, Hernán Coronel, Jeremy Turner, Zayd Zaytoon, Hugo Baillargeon, Scott Runnels, Cameron Broome, Ted St. John, Dave Challis, John Baird, Jason Zvokel, Jay Derenthal, Sebastian Beckmann, Reagan Herman, Thomas Feller, Roberto Holguin, Alex Young, Rob Bennett, Tim Morris, Gray Keene, Rob Switzer, Mike Holzhauer, John Gargano, Lawrence Schlack, Gary Wiskofske, Andrew McNaughton, Elmer Nahum, Peter Faulks, Ivar Sande, Thomas Corbin, Jacob Norton, Richard Yeskoo, Ray Deftereos, and Borja Fernandez Sierro for your support on Patreon.

    Feedback

    • NA.

    Listener Questions

    • Ray has a question about hand saw handle size.
    • Mark is looking for inexpensive, hand tool friendly hardwoods.
    • Hugo wants to know how to hide a rabbet or groove in the bottom of a dovetailed box.
    • Ed needs to replace the pins in an old marking gauge.

    Main Topic

    Today’s main topic is about hand tools I wouldn’t want to be without in my kit.

    Feedback, Questions or Topic Suggestions?

    If you’d like to submit something for the show, send a voice note recorded on your phone to bob@brfinewoodworking.com. You can also leave a voicemail at (276) 601-3123 or use the contact form on the Contact page.

    How to Support the Show

    If you’d like to support the show, you can do so by visiting the Support page.


    HTT044 – Hands Tools I Don’t Need Feb 27, 2019
    Show notes

    On today’s show, I discuss keeping table tops flat, scratch stocks, hollow grinding, dealing with changing grain direction, and hand tool that I just don’t need in my kit.

    Supporters

    Thanks to Joe Deslauriers, William Elliott, Arkadiusz Cwikowski, Bill Warnock, Krister K., Lawrence Pylinski, Jeff Skiles, Matt McGrane, Jared Tohlen, Lance Stuchell, John Schuster, Steven Danenman, Kyle Groff, Jeff Mertz, Paul Joynes, Ethan Sincox, Michael Davis-Cheshire, Hernán Coronel, Jeremy Turner, Zayd Zaytoon, Hugo Baillargeon, Scott Runnels, Cameron Broome, Ted St. John, Dave Challis, John Baird, Jason Zvokel, Jay Derenthal, Sebastian Beckmann, Reagan Herman, Thomas Feller, Roberto Holguin, Alex Young, Rob Bennett, Tim Morris, Gray Keene, Rob Switzer, Mike Holzhauer, John Gargano, Lawrence Schlack, Gary Wiskofske, Andrew McNaughton, Elmer Nahum, Peter Faulks, Ivar Sande, Thomas Corbin, Jacob Norton, and Richard Yeskoo for your support on Patreon.

    Feedback

    • NA.

    Listener Questions

    • Andrew has a question about keeping table tops flat without using breadboard ends.
    • Joe is looking for more information on scratch stocks.
    • Dave has some questions about hollow grinding plane irons and chisels.
    • Jarom is having trouble dealing with reversing grain in some walnut boards.

    Main Topic

    Today’s main topic is about hand tools I just don’t need in my kit.

    Feedback, Questions or Topic Suggestions?

    If you’d like to submit something for the show, send a voice note recorded on your phone to bob@brfinewoodworking.com. You can also leave a voicemail at (276) 601-3123 or use the contact form on the Contact page.

    How to Support the Show

    If you’d like to support the show, you can do so by visiting the Support page.


    HTT043 – Basics of Design Feb 06, 2019
    Show notes

    On today’s show, I discuss woodworking in a small corner of the house/apartment, old woodworking books, auger bit lead screw pitch, and the basics of designing your own projects.

    Supporters

    Thanks to Joe Deslauriers, William Elliott, Arkadiusz Cwikowski, Bill Warnock, Krister K., Lawrence Pylinski, Jeff Skiles, Matt McGrane, Jared Tohlen, Chris Barnes, Lance Stuchell, John Schuster, Steven Danenman, Kyle Groff, Jeff Mertz, Paul Joynes, Ethan Sincox, Michael Davis-Cheshire, Hernán Coronel, Jeremy Turner, Zayd Zaytoon, Hugo Baillargeon, Scott Runnels, Cameron Broome, Ted St. John, Dave Challis, John Baird, Jason Zvokel, Jay Derenthal, Sebastian Beckmann, Reagan Herman, Thomas Feller, Roberto Holguin, Alex Young, Rob Bennett, Tim Morris, Gray Keene, Rob Switzer, Mike Holzhauer, John Gargano, Lawrence Schlack, Gary Wiskofske, Andrew McNaughton, Elmer Nahum and Peter Faulks for your support on Patreon.

    Feedback

    • Willard Anderson suggested Tom Calisto (www.windwardwoodworks.com) for custom bowsaw blades of any size.

    Listener Questions

    • Joseph is wondering about setting up to do woodworking in a small corner of a spare room or porch.
    • Hernán is wondering about old woodworking books and where to find them.
    • David is wondering how to determine auger bit depth by the number of revolutions.

    Main Topic

    Today’s main topic is about the basics of designing your own projects.

    Feedback, Questions or Topic Suggestions?

    If you’d like to submit something for the show, send a voice note recorded on your phone to bob@brfinewoodworking.com. You can also leave a voicemail at (276) 601-3123 or use the contact form on the Contact page.

    How to Support the Show

    If you’d like to support the show, you can do so by visiting the Support page.


    HTT042 – Scrapers Jan 24, 2019
    Show notes

    On today’s show, I discuss turning saw blades, hybrid filed saw teeth, managing glue in cold weather, auger bit cutter angles, and card scrapers.

    Supporters

    Thanks to Joe Deslauriers, William Elliott, Arkadiusz Cwikowski, Bill Warnock, Krister K., Lawrence Pylinski, Jeff Skiles, Matt McGrane, Jared Tohlen, Chris Barnes, Lance Stuchell, John Schuster, Steven Danenman, Kyle Groff, Jeff Mertz, Paul Joynes, Ethan Sincox, Michael Davis-Cheshire, Hernán Coronel, Jeremy Turner, Zayd Zaytoon, Hugo Baillargeon, Scott Runnels, Cameron Broome, Ted St. John, Dave Challis, John Baird, Jason Zvokel, Jay Derenthal, Sebastian Beckmann, Reagan Herman, Thomas Feller, Roberto Holguin, Alex Young, Rob Bennett, Matthew Pascoe, Tim Morris, Gray Keene, Rob Switzer, Mike Holzhauer, John Gargano, Lawrence Schlack, Gary Wiskofske, Andrew McNaughton, Elmer Nahum and Peter Faulks for your support on Patreon.

    Feedback

    • No feedback.

    Listener Questions

    • Liam is looking for options for turning saw blades.
    • Nathan needs some information on hybrid saw tooth filing.
    • Randy is wondering about using glue in a cold workshop.
    • Luke has a question about cutter angles on auger bits.

    Main Topic

    Today’s main topic is about sharpening, using and storing card scrapers.

    Feedback, Questions or Topic Suggestions?

    If you’d like to submit something for the show, send a voice note recorded on your phone to bob@brfinewoodworking.com. You can also leave a voicemail at (276) 601-3123 or use the contact form on the Contact page.

    How to Support the Show

    If you’d like to support the show, you can do so by visiting the Support page.


    HTT041 – Talking Dovetails Jan 10, 2019
    Show notes

    On today’s show, I discuss making a flag case, maintaining a wax finish, saw vises, non-yellowing finishes, and dovetailing details.

    Supporters

    Thanks to Joe Deslauriers, William Elliott, Arkadiusz Cwikowski, Bill Warnock, Krister K., Lawrence Pylinski, Jeff Skiles, Matt McGrane, Jared Tohlen, Chris Barnes, Lance Stuchell, John Schuster, Steven Danenman, Kyle Groff, Jeff Mertz, Paul Joynes, Christopher Steenbock, Ethan Sincox, Michael Davis-Cheshire, Hernán Coronel, Jeremy Turner, Zayd Zaytoon, Hugo Baillargeon, Scott Runnels, Cameron Broome, Ted St. John, Dave Challis, John Baird, Jason Zvokel, Jay Derenthal, Sebastian Beckmann, Reagan Herman, Thomas Feller, Roberto Holguin, Alex Young, Rob Bennett, Matthew Pascoe, Tim Morris, Gray Keene, Rob Switzer, Mike Holzhauer, John Gargano, Lawrence Schlack, Gary Wiskofske, and Andrew McNaughton for your support on Patreon.

    Feedback

    • No feedback.

    Listener Questions

    • Mike needs some help building a traditional flag case.
    • Brian wants to know what it means to maintain a wax finish.
    • Dave is looking for a recommendation for a hand saw filing vise.
    • Ed wants a finish that won’t turn his ambrosia maple yellow.

    Main Topic

    Today’s main topic is all about dovetails (well, OK, maybe not everything).

    Feedback, Questions or Topic Suggestions?

    If you’d like to submit something for the show, send a voice note recorded on your phone to bob@brfinewoodworking.com. You can also leave a voicemail at (276) 601-3123 or use the contact form on the Contact page.

    How to Support the Show

    If you’d like to support the show, you can do so by visiting the Support page.


    HTT040 – All About Shooting Boards Dec 13, 2018
    Show notes

    On today’s show, I discuss workbench vises, four squaring lumber with hand planes, insulating basement walls, preventing sagging bookshelves, and shooting boards and planes.

    Supporters

    Thanks to Joe Deslauriers, William Elliott, Arkadiusz Cwikowski, Bill Warnock, Krister K., Lawrence Pylinski, Jeff Skiles, Matt McGrane, Jared Tohlen, Chris Barnes, Lance Stuchell, John Schuster, Steven Danenman, Kyle Groff, Jeff Mertz, Paul Joynes, Christopher Steenbock, Ethan Sincox, Michael Davis-Cheshire, Hernán Coronel, Jeremy Turner, Zayd Zaytoon, Hugo Baillargeon, Scott Runnels, Cameron Broome, Ted St. John, Dave Challis, John Baird, Jason Zvokel, Jay Derenthal, Sebastian Beckmann, Reagan Herman, Thomas Feller, Roberto Holguin, Alex Young, Rob Bennett, Matthew Pascoe, Tim Morris, Gray Keene, Rob Switzer, Mike Holzhauer, John Gargano, Lawrence Schlack, “Karma”, and Gary Wiskofske for your support on Patreon.

    Feedback

    • Gary has some feedback on stand-alone workshops.
    • Rob has feedback on the podcast’s intro music.

    Listener Questions

    • Jeremy has some workbench vise questions.
    • Ben has some questions on four-squaring stock with hand planes and cutting joinery.
    • Hugo has a question on insulating cold basement walls.
    • Dave needs to know how to prevent sagging shelves on a bookcase.

    Main Topic

    Today’s main topic is all about shooting boards.

    Feedback, Questions or Topic Suggestions?

    If you’d like to submit something for the show, send a voice note recorded on your phone to bob@brfinewoodworking.com. You can also leave a voicemail at (276) 601-3123 or use the contact form on the Contact page.

    How to Support the Show

    If you’d like to support the show, you can do so by visiting the Support page.


    HTT039 – Considerations for Setting Up A New Shop Nov 29, 2018
    Show notes

    On today’s show, I discuss lead screws on auger bits, single vs. double iron wooden planes, stair saws, and considerations when setting up a new workshop.

    Supporters

    Thanks to Joe Deslauriers, William Elliott, Arkadiusz Cwikowski, Bill Warnock, Krister K., Lawrence Pylinski, Jeff Skiles, Matt McGrane, Jared Tohlen, Chris Barnes, Lance Stuchell, John Schuster, Steven Danenman, Kyle Groff, Jeff Mertz, Paul Joynes, Christopher Steenbock, Ethan Sincox, Michael Davis-Cheshire, Hernán Coronel, Jeremy Turner, Zayd Zaytoon, Hugo Baillargeon, Scott Runnels, Cameron Broome, Ted St. John, Dave Challis, John Baird, Jason Zvokel, Jay Derenthal, Sebastian Beckmann, Reagan Herman, Thomas Feller, Roberto Holguin, Alex Young, Rob Bennett, Matthew Pascoe, Tim Morris, Gray Keene, Rob Switzer, Mike Holzhauer, John Gargano, Lawrence Schlack, and “Karma” for your support on Patreon.

    Feedback

    • Andy has some clarification on exactly what woods are described as Hem-Fir.
    • Jeremy wants to defend the use of water based finishes.

    Listener Questions

    • David has a question on auger bit lead screws.
    • Georges is making a wooden hand plane and wants some advice on whether he should use a single iron or a double iron. I mentioned my blog post on wooden plane throat geometry.
    • Damien would like some thoughts on using a stair saw for dados.

    Main Topic

    Today’s main topic is considerations when setting up a new workshop.

    Feedback, Questions or Topic Suggestions?

    If you’d like to submit something for the show, send a voice note recorded on your phone to bob@brfinewoodworking.com. You can also leave a voicemail at (276) 601-3123 or use the contact form on the Contact page.

    How to Support the Show

    If you’d like to support the show, you can do so by visiting the Support page.


    HTT038 – Fancy Frame & Panel Nov 09, 2018
    Show notes

    On today’s show, I discuss laminating 2Xs for a workbench top, mixing shellac, linseed oil odor, replacement blades for Stanley hand planes, music in the workshop, and making elaborate frame & panel doors.

    Supporters

    Thanks to Joe Deslauriers, William Elliott, Arkadiusz Cwikowski, Bill Warnock, Krister K., Lawrence Pylinski, Jeff Skiles, Matt McGrane, Jared Tohlen, Chris Barnes, Lance Stuchell, John Schuster, Steven Danenman, Kyle Groff, Jeff Mertz, Paul Joynes, Christopher Steenbock, Ethan Sincox, Michael Davis-Cheshire, Hernán Coronel, Jeremy Turner, Zayd Zaytoon, Hugo Baillargeon, Scott Runnels, Cameron Broome, Ted St. John, Dave Challis, John Baird, Jason Zvokel, Jay Derenthal, Sebastian Beckmann, Reagan Herman, Thomas Feller, Roberto Holguin, Alex Young, Rob Bennett, Matthew Pascoe, Tim Morris, Gray Keene, Rob Switzer, Mike Holzhauer, John Gargano, Lawrence Schlack, and “Karma” for your support on Patreon.

    Feedback

    • No feedback

    Listener Questions

    • Matt wants to know if it’s OK to laminate two 2Xs together to make a thick workbench top.
    • Hugo has some questions on finishes.
    • John is looking for quality replacement blades for Stanley hand planes.
    • Phil wants to know about the intro music for the show, and other music for the hand tool shop.

    Main Topic

    Today’s main topic is on making elaborate frame & panel doors.

    Feedback, Questions or Topic Suggestions?

    If you’d like to submit something for the show, send a voice note recorded on your phone to bob@brfinewoodworking.com. You can also leave a voicemail at (276) 601-3123 or use the contact form on the Contact page.

    How to Support the Show

    If you’d like to support the show, you can do so by visiting the Support page.


    HTT037 – Working with Reclaimed Wood Oct 24, 2018
    Show notes

    On today’s show, I discuss shoulder planes, sanding after hand planing, web frames and dust boards, when to use mechanical reinforcement in your joinery, and working with reclaimed lumber.

    Supporters

    Thanks to Joe Deslauriers, William Elliott, Arkadiusz Cwikowski, Bill Warnock, Krister K., Lawrence Pylinski, Jeff Skiles, Matt McGrane, Jared Tohlen, Chris Barnes, Lance Stuchell, John Schuster, Steven Danenman, Kyle Groff, Jeff Mertz, Paul Joynes, Christopher Steenbock, Ethan Sincox, Michael Davis-Cheshire, Hernán Coronel, Jeremy Turner, Zayd Zaytoon, Hugo Baillargeon, Scott Runnels, Cameron Broome, Ted St. John, Dave Challis, John Baird, Jason Zvokel, Jay Derenthal, Sebastian Beckmann, Reagan Herman, Thomas Feller, Roberto Holguin, Alex Young, Rob Bennett, Matthew Pascoe, Tim Morris, Gray Keene, Rob Switzer, and Mike Holzhauer for your support on Patreon.

    Feedback

    • No feedback

    Listener Questions

    • Jay wants to know about using a shoulder plane to fix a mis-cut tenon shoulder.
    • Joe wants to know if it’s necessary to sand after hand planing before finishing.
    • Jeremy wants to know more about web frames and dust boards.
    • Robert asks when is mechanical reinforcement of joinery necessary and when is it not.

    Main Topic

    Today’s main topic is about working with reclaimed or salvaged lumber.

    Feedback, Questions or Topic Suggestions?

    If you’d like to submit something for the show, send a voice note recorded on your phone to bob@brfinewoodworking.com. You can also leave a voicemail at (276) 601-3123 or use the contact form on the Contact page.

    How to Support the Show

    If you’d like to support the show, you can do so by visiting the Support page.


    HTT036 – Starting a Woodworking Related Side Business Oct 10, 2018
    Show notes

    On today’s show, I discuss jointing really long boards, making curved moldings by hand, using thinner lumber to make a thick workbench top, rounding the corners of plane irons, and starting a woodworking related side business.

    Supporters

    Thanks to Joe Deslauriers, William Elliott, Arkadiusz Cwikowski, Bill Warnock, Krister K., Lawrence Pylinski, Jeff Skiles, Matt McGrane, Jared Tohlen, Chris Barnes, Lance Stuchell, John Schuster, Steven Danenman, Kyle Groff, Jeff Mertz, Paul Joynes, Christopher Steenbock, Ethan Sincox, Michael Davis-Cheshire, Hernán Coronel, Jeremy Turner, Zayd Zaytoon, Hugo Baillargeon, Scott Runnels, Cameron Broome, Ted St. John, Dave Challis, John Baird, Jason Zvokel, Jay Derenthal, Sebastian Beckmann, Reagan Herman, Thomas Feller, Roberto Holguin, Alex Young, Rob Bennett, and Matthew Pascoe for your support on Patreon.

    Feedback

    • No feedback

    Listener Questions

    • Dave is having trouble edge jointing really long boards.
    • Mark would like to know how to make curved moldings by hand.
    • Ed wants to know if he can use 8/4 and 4/4 white pine to make a Moravian workbench.
    • Joe has a question about rounding the corners of plane irons vs cambering.

    Main Topic

    Today’s main topic is about starting a small, woodworking related side business.

    Feedback, Questions or Topic Suggestions?

    If you’d like to submit something for the show, send a voice note recorded on your phone to bob@brfinewoodworking.com. You can also leave a voicemail at (276) 601-3123 or use the contact form on the Contact page.

    How to Support the Show

    If you’d like to support the show, you can do so by visiting the Support page.


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