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My new milling machine affords me the capability of making more parts. LIke this crank handle assembly and side knob for a Millers Falls #2 eggbeater. Now I can put even more old tools back into service where they belong. … Continue reading →

This is a model #74, I  believe. It is one of two miter boxes that I will have for sale at the CVSW next Saturday. 

A couple of 26″ back saws I restored to be used with 2 restored Millers Falls mire boxes that I just finished. These will be for sale at the Connecticut Valley School of Woodworking’s annual open house this coming Saturday.

I am making knob and tote sets for the Sargent Autoset planes, including the adjustable knobs as found on the 718 and 722. As always thanks for stopping by and feel free to leave a comment.

A friend sent me this laminated product to try. Here are 2 unfinished totes. What do you think?

Originally posted on Plane Shavings Blog:
2015 has been a very busy year so far. So busy in fact that I had to stop accepting orders for knobs and totes to allow me to catch up on other things. Things such as…

Fitting a new tote to a Vaughn & Bushnell #804. It took 3 tries to get it right. Now, with a few minor tweets it is ready to be made.

I’m building the fence system from Fine Woodworking #231. The glue-up is complicated. The assembly has to be true with no twist and the working face has to be square to the bottom. Modern woodworking glues just don’t give me … Continue reading →

This is a 1″ travel dial indicator mounted on a magnetic block. I use it anywhere in the shop where I need to make precise adjustments. Here it is on the back side of my table saw fence. The indicator … Continue reading →