when I get home I'll post pictures of the generous gifts my secret Santa sent: a beading tool, a blue spruce detail chisel, and a canvas tool roll. These are wonderful gifts, ones I will use often. Thanks, Randy, very much!
Enjuneer, aka Bob Page, hooked me up with some very nice custom brass tools...
A marking gauge for curved edges, and a plane hammer w/ birdseye maple handle.
Both are very cool...
Thanks, Bob!
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(12-26-2017, 07:47 PM)DonSlaughter Wrote: THANK YOU SOOO MUCH SANTA! This is so very timely. Working on chairs now...always wanted on but just never got 'rountoit' . Veritas® Chairmaker's Scraper
While this chairmaker's scraper was designed primarily for chairmakers' use, it can be used for any other scraping task in the shop. The appeal of this tool is that it can be used as is for scraping flat surfaces with the included straight blade.
For scraping round pieces, additional blades are available: three concave shapes in 1/2", 7/8" and 1-1/4" diameters and one convex (1-1/2" radius). The straight blade could also be ground to a specific shape.
Don can that be used for chair cut chair seats to? It also looks like it would be nice for a spoon scraper as well. All I can say is anything from Lee Valley has to be wonderful!!
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That marking gauge is so nice and a match with the hammer. Also if I remember right you have bigger hands and looks like that handle is just right for you.
Well so far so GREAT and looking forward to seeing all the rest of the Well dones.
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It is always the right time, to do the right thing.
My Santa has done very well! I have received the two items below and couldn't be happier.
First is the 2018 Tools and Shops from Fine Woodworking! I didn't realize that my FW subscription had run out and this is an issue I really look forward to, so SCORE!
Second is the 2018 Lee Valley calendar! My sister usually gives me this for Christmas, but this year she went a different direction, so SCORE X 2!!
Thanks Santa, you've done well!
I love this event every year!!!
Randy
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(12-28-2017, 10:47 AM)Randy B. Wrote: My Santa has done very well! I have received the two items below and couldn't be happier.
First is the 2018 Tools and Shops from Fine Woodworking! I didn't realize that my FW subscription had run out and this is an issue I really look forward to, so SCORE!
Second is the 2018 Lee Valley calendar! My sister usually gives me this for Christmas, but this year she went a different direction, so SCORE X 2!!
Thanks Santa, you've done well!
I love this event every year!!!
Randy
Boy that sure is a nice cabinet with tools on the cover there.
As of this time I am not teaching vets to turn. Also please do not send any items to me without prior notification. Thank You Everyone.
It is always the right time, to do the right thing.
Oh man, I was sweatin' even with the sub-zero temperatures we've been having here in Northern Michigan. I was sure that Santa got lost in the deep, dark U.P. woods.
To my delight, he arrived today and I lost no time in ripping open the box. I found a card and two nicely wrapped presents. I figured Mrs. Claus must have wrapped the gifts. After all, what woodworker/tool guy would take away from his shop time to do it?
Shredding the beautiful paper revealed these wonderful gifts -- a hard cover copy of Garrett Hack's Handplane Book and a nice selection of saw sharpening files, complete with Scroo-zon handles. Thank you very much, Santa!
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