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Shop Made Hand Tools

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New Handle for the Disston No. 7

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My New Stanley Bed Rock Plane

Started this discussion. Last reply by Robert Peterson Mar 20. 19 Replies 9 Likes

I decided to take a weekend off from restoring the tenoning machine and take it easy and restore a hand plane that I just picked up. Friday a guy at work told me about a local antique shop that I…Continue

1865 J. A. Fay & Co. Single End Tenoning Machine - Restoration

Started this discussion. Last reply by Larry Buskirk Jan 31. 51 Replies 2 Likes

I'll document the restoration of this tenoner here in this post but first I need your guy's opinion on the color of this machine.…Continue

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Shop Made Hand Tools

I love making my own hand tools. This weekend I completed a couple of projects.The first project was a pair of right and left beveled marking knives. The blade is made from an old power hack saw blade that I shaped and tempered.The scales are from some beautiful Ebony that I epoxied and pinned to the blades. The marking gauge and awl I also made but about 20 years ago.…See More

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New Handle for the Disston No. 7

My wife picked up several old hand saws a few years ago from her work. Over the last couple weekends I have been working on restoring a couple of them.As ya can see they are all in pretty rough shape and all with busted handles. I was originally going to make a handle for a Disston No. 12, which is the smaller saw on the far right, but changed my mind after I made it and decided to put it on the No. 7, which is laying under the No. 12.The No. 7 is the first model that Disston ever sold, sold…See More

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At 3:57am on March 23, 2011, Ralph Allen Jones said…: Good Morning Shane,

Welcome to the American woodworker and we hope you continue coming back for there are a lot of nice folks on each and every forum to help guide you through.

At 9:59am on March 22, 2011, Richard McComas said…

WelcomeShane! It's always nice to have a new member. Glad to have you here. We are looking forward to your input, questions and pictures. We like pictures. Picture don't have to be about woodworking. Just anything of interest in your neck of the woods.Delete Comment

At 6:00am on March 22, 2011, Site AdminJohn Moody said…: Share, Welcome to The American Woodworker. Glad you have joined and hope you will make this a regular stop. We have a lot of very fine woodworkers here all willing to help, share and learn along with you.

We look forward to seeing you on the forums...

At 3:59am on March 22, 2011, Ralph Allen Jones said…: Good Morning Shane,

Welcome to the American woodworker and we hope you continue coming back for there are a lot of nice folks on each and every forum to help guide you along.

At 2:37am on March 22, 2011, Bob Kloes said…: Hello Shane, I know you from all your posts on the owwm site. You do fantastic work and hope you will be in the old tool section on this web site. Your work and knowledge put me to shame with all you have done. Thank you for joining and I hope you like here. Your web site is wonderful, you do some incredible work. bob

At 8:53pm on March 21, 2011, Site AdminJohn Morris said…: Oh my Lord! I went to your website and viewed your restored machinery, and I about fell over, that is beautiful Shane! This makes me want to restore old machinery now! Thanks for coming aboard Shane, glad to have you here. I have not had a chance to view the rest of your site, but I will, the old machinery pics just floored me.

Thanks again Shane for coming aboard!

John Morris

At 8:36pm on March 21, 2011, dragon1 said…: Hey Shane, Welcome!!!!!!

I'm Mike Dragon1, the Home Improvement Sentinel!!

Welcome to our group!!!!!!

Ask or answer any question!! We're all here to help and learn!!

Looking forward to seeing you on the forums!!!!