These are not quite finished, but I'm done for the day so I thought I'd share them 'in progress."
From the top down they are:
Stanley 750
Stanley 720
3 James Swan
T.H. Witherby Warranted firmer
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More Shop Time Today = More Chisel Handles
These are not quite finished, but I'm done for the day so I thought I'd share them 'in progress."
From the top down they are:
Stanley 750
Stanley 720
3 James Swan
T.H. Witherby Warranted firmer
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James Krenov says that "the craftsman lives in a
condition where the size of his public is almost in
inverse proportion to the quality of his work."
(James Krenov, A Cabinetmaker's Notebook, 1976.)
I guess my public must be pretty huge then.
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Wow!!! Those are outstanding!!
Very nice Tom. Thanks for sharing the pics. They are an inspiration.
Member
Those are beauties Tom. Are those keepers?
Karl
Creeker Visits. They're the best.
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Originally Posted by Karl Laustrup
The long Swan parer is the only one I'm seriously considering keeping.
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James Krenov says that "the craftsman lives in a
condition where the size of his public is almost in
inverse proportion to the quality of his work."
(James Krenov, A Cabinetmaker's Notebook, 1976.)
I guess my public must be pretty huge then.
Member
Tom, it looks to me like you've mastered the craft of rehandling chisels. Those are very nice indeed!
Member
They look great!
Chris
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