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How to Make Refrigerator Magnets from Wood Scraps
Some wood scraps are just too pretty to throw away. For example, the briar wood burl from which I make tobacco pipes has beautiful flame-grain, and some even has eye-catching natural edges. So every time I make a pipe, I … Continue reading
Posted in Build-Alongs, Wood and Woodwork
Tagged briar, briar wood, epoxy, fridge magnet, magnet, magnets, rare-earth magnet, refrigerator magnet, saving wood scraps, using wood scraps
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Another Great Use for a Handscrew: Holding Very Small Pieces
Reading old woodworking books like Aldren Watson’s Hand Tools, it’s amazing to me how often a handscrew is recommended for solving work-holding problems.. I use them all the time, and here’s one handy way to use that classic clamping device. I … Continue reading
Posted in Tutorials
Tagged clamp, hand screw, handscrew, magnet, panel saw, rare earth, rare-earth magnet, vise
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