The Kiama Woodcraft Group was recently contacted by a family giving away their late father’s woodworking tools. They wanted them to go to someone who would continue to use them, rather than just seeing them scrapped.
Continue reading “Lathe Restoration”Making A Bandsaw Milling Sled
At a club meeting a while ago, Tony Walsh brought along a bandsaw milling sled he had made, and offered a box of spare parts to anyone wanting to build something similar. There were no other takers, so I thankfully accepted the box.
Continue reading “Making A Bandsaw Milling Sled”Building My Plywood Workbench
For years I’ve wanted a good solid workbench but never had the time to take it on. Firstly I didn’t have a clue what the key components of a good workbench were. What do you make it out of? How much is it going to cost? It’s got to be heavy – don’t want it or what’s on top to bounce. How do I make it to last at least as long as me?
Continue reading “Building My Plywood Workbench”Chisel Storage
I moved to Kiama about five years ago and everything from my workshop was thrown into my garage as I still needed to renovate another house in Sydney. Since that time I’ve been working at getting my workshop sorted and create storage for my valuable tools.
Continue reading “Chisel Storage”De-Rusting Using A Battery Charger
“How do you get rid of rust?” Well, I’d like to have a dollar for every time I’ve been asked that question, however my usual answer is, “what are you de-rusting?”.
Continue reading “De-Rusting Using A Battery Charger”Pedal Scroll Saw – Ted Hawkins
John Daniel recently sent me this video of former KWG member and scroll saw master, Ted Hawkins, operating a pedal-powered scroll saw.
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