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First project of 2016 ... made a couple of simple bench hooks. Used 3/4 inch oak. Finished with BLO. Bottoms same as top view ... flip them 180* and get same saw cutting guide. Will add miter saw cut next time I need to hand-cut a miter. Included my favorite old 10 inch Disston backsaw for size perspective.
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Those look nice. How deep are they?
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Wait: we're supposed to be making stuff with all these tools? Now thats my kinda project: beautiful.
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Those look goodx. I just remade one of my sawing bench hooks the other day.
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Daniel S said:
How deep are they?
Eight inches. Here's what I used for a pattern ...
http://www.popularwoodworking.com/wp-con...h-Hook.pdf
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Very nice. That oak will last a good, long time.
I don't know what I did before I built my bench hooks. I use them all the time.
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Very nice! I like the oak
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Thanks for posting the link.