“I've cleaned up the storage and moved almost all the tools that are not in daily or frequent use somewhere else.”
If I used all the tools you have pictured daily or frequently, I’d be a very busy guy
Congrats on the new chisels!
“I've cleaned up the storage and moved almost all the tools that are not in daily or frequent use somewhere else.”
If I used all the tools you have pictured daily or frequently, I’d be a very busy guy
Congrats on the new chisels!
Phil,
Thanks.
LOL, I suppose it depends on your definition of frequent. I thought about using occasional but frequent was closer to my use pattern. Not all the tools are used on every project but a number are each time and it depends on the job to be done. An example, for paring tenon shoulders and cheeks I will use the long flexible western paring chisels, for cleaning the base line of dovetails the stiffer Japanese paring chisels come out to play.
I am a pretty busy guy, there is always a project in progress and even when I've spent most of the day at the day job there will be several hours in the shop either before or after.
ken
Ken; the following shows how I applied a new handle finish on my vintage set of Marples boxwood firmer chisels. (10 minutes work per chisel handle.)
Old finish.
Old finish removed. (220 grit, 400grit, super fine sanding pad)
New finish.(6 coats of garnet shellac applied with lathe running at low speed)
Stewie;
Last edited by Stewie Simpson; 07-31-2018 at 10:32 AM.
Last edited by Stewie Simpson; 07-31-2018 at 11:42 PM.
Beautiful set of chisels in a beautiful box, Stewie.
Thanks David.
Stewie,
Almost too pretty to use. Nope, not quite right. How about pretty enough to bring great pleasure in use.
ken