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92.Narrow Saws

92.Narrow Saws

91.Five Ways to Measure

91.Five Ways to Measure

90.Four Tips for Better Sawing

90.Four Tips for Better Sawing

89.The right way to hold your plane

89.The right way to hold your plane

88.Mitre Planes

88.Mitre Planes

87.Curved Chamfers

87.Curved Chamfers

86.The Scratch Stock

86.The Scratch Stock

85.Angle Boring

85.Angle Boring

84.The Mortise Chisel

84.The Mortise Chisel

83.Small Planes

83.Small Planes

82.Beading Planes

82.Beading Planes

81.Match Planes

81.Match Planes

80.The Dado Plane

80.The Dado Plane

79.Fillisters: Standing, Moving, & Left- & Right-Handed Sash Fillisters

79.Fillisters: Standing, Moving, & Left- & Right-Handed Sash Fillisters

78.Rabbet Planes

78.Rabbet Planes

77.Block Planes

77.Block Planes

76.Jack (of all trades) Planes

76.Jack (of all trades) Planes

75.Planes you must have

75.Planes you must have

73.David J.Marks, part one

73.David J.Marks, part one

72. Why is it called a back saw?

72. Why is it called a back saw?

71.Framed Saws

71.Framed Saws

70.Panel Saws

70.Panel Saws

69.Important Gauges

69.Important Gauges

68.Squares & Bevels

68.Squares & Bevels

67.Use the right marking gauge!

67.Use the right marking gauge!

66.Mitering

66.Mitering

65.Holding Devices

65.Holding Devices

64.The Bench

64.The Bench

S13.Keep the workpiece secure

S13.Keep the workpiece secure

S12.Always use a jig

S12.Always use a jig

S11.How to saw straight

S11.How to saw straight

S10.Most important rule

S10.Most important rule

64.Tote angle

64.Tote angle

S9.Kensington pattern screwdrivers

S9.Kensington pattern screwdrivers

S8.Capiron setting

S8.Capiron setting

63.Rounding Tools & Spokeshaves

63.Rounding Tools & Spokeshaves

62.A Simple Drawer

62.A Simple Drawer

S7.Find the center of an edge

S7.Find the center of an edge

S6.Find the center of a board

S6.Find the center of a board

61.Big planes & little planes

61.Big planes & little planes

60.The Half-lap Joint

60.The Half-lap Joint

59.A Very Good Jointer

59.A Very Good Jointer

S5.No rusty blades...

S5.No rusty blades...

S4. What's a Spring Line?

S4. What's a Spring Line?

S3.Blunt nail

S3.Blunt nail

58.Hollow or Round?

58.Hollow or Round?

S2.Handplaning with Graham!

S2.Handplaning with Graham!

57. All about Hammers

57. All about Hammers

S1.Ellipses at MASW

S1.Ellipses at MASW

56.Bandsaw Substitutions

56.Bandsaw Substitutions

Choosing the Right Block Plane

Choosing the Right Block Plane

54. How to Guarantee Straight & Level

54. How to Guarantee Straight & Level

53. How to Sharpen Non-square Blades

53. How to Sharpen Non-square Blades

52.Planing Straight & Square Edges

52.Planing Straight & Square Edges

51.Fielding a Panel

51.Fielding a Panel

50. A Guide to Saw Filing

50. A Guide to Saw Filing

49. Special Bits for Braces

49. Special Bits for Braces

48.The Sash Ovolo Plane

48.The Sash Ovolo Plane

47. Handsaw Fundamentals

47. Handsaw Fundamentals

46. Draw-Boring - for Permanent Mortise & Tenons

46. Draw-Boring - for Permanent Mortise & Tenons

45. Snipes – for Perfect Mouldings

45. Snipes – for Perfect Mouldings

44b. Boxing — a Quick Course

44b. Boxing — a Quick Course

44a. Boxwood Knockouts

44a. Boxwood Knockouts

43. The Badger Plane

43. The Badger Plane

42. The Transitional Plane

42. The Transitional Plane

41. Water Stones

41. Water Stones

40. Duplex Filletster

40. Duplex Filletster

39. Rabbetted Box

39. Rabbetted Box

38. Rabbet Planes: Part Two

38. Rabbet Planes: Part Two

37. RabbetPlanes: Part One

37. RabbetPlanes: Part One

36. Blind Tenons: Window-making Part Two

36. Blind Tenons: Window-making Part Two

35. Mortising for a Blind Tenon

35. Mortising for a Blind Tenon

34. The Sash Plane: Window-making Part One

34. The Sash Plane: Window-making Part One

32. The Plough — Prince of Handtools

32. The Plough — Prince of Handtools

33. The Triangle Method

33. The Triangle Method

31. Pre-electric Routers

31. Pre-electric Routers

30. A Butt-Joint Box

30. A Butt-Joint Box

29. The Scraper

29. The Scraper

28. Winding Sticks & Machinist's Straightedge

28. Winding Sticks & Machinist's Straightedge

27. Chamfers — or Bevels?

27. Chamfers — or Bevels?

26. Clamps — or Cramps?

26. Clamps — or Cramps?

25. Back Saws

25. Back Saws

24. Framed Saws

24. Framed Saws

23. The Best Braces & Bits

23. The Best Braces & Bits

22. Essential Marking Gauges

22. Essential Marking Gauges

21. Bench Accessories for Securing the Workpiece

21. Bench Accessories for Securing the Workpiece

20. Basic Panelmaking

20. Basic Panelmaking

19. A First Look at Linenfold

19. A First Look at Linenfold

18. Rabbets, Dadoes, & Grooves

18. Rabbets, Dadoes, & Grooves

17. Moulding Planes & 'Spring'

17. Moulding Planes & 'Spring'

16.'Parchemin' — a Parchment-fold Panel

16.'Parchemin' — a Parchment-fold Panel

15. The Indispensable Panel-Saw — two saws in one.

15. The Indispensable Panel-Saw — two saws in one.

14. The Rip-saw

14. The Rip-saw

13. The Tongue-and-Groove Joint

13. The Tongue-and-Groove Joint

12. Holdfasts Don't Let Go

12. Holdfasts Don't Let Go

11. Planing Long Boards with a Deadman.

11. Planing Long Boards with a Deadman.

10. A First Look at Dovetails

10. A First Look at Dovetails

09. Beading, Reeding, & Scratch Stocks

09. Beading, Reeding, & Scratch Stocks

08. The Strongest Form of Any Joint

08. The Strongest Form of Any Joint

07. Planing the Perfect Edge using a Shooting Board

07. Planing the Perfect Edge using a Shooting Board

06. The Bench Hook — the best jig for Perfect Sawcuts

06. The Bench Hook — the best jig for Perfect Sawcuts

05. One Way to to Prevent Tearout

05. One Way to to Prevent Tearout

04. Adjusting a Wooden Jack Plane

04. Adjusting a Wooden Jack Plane

03. The One Plane you must have: Part One

03. The One Plane you must have: Part One

02. The Smooth Plane: Part Two

02. The Smooth Plane: Part Two

01. The Smooth Plane: Part One

01. The Smooth Plane: Part One