Review: Ironbark Adjustable Squares
Ironbark’s adjustable try and miter squares come in a variety of sizes.
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Ironbark’s adjustable try and miter squares come in a variety of sizes.
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Micro fiber cloth picks up tiny dust particles as well as, if not better than, a tack cloth. Unlike a tack cloth, micro fiber cloths are washable and reusable. Rockler sells Norton’s micro fiber finishing cloth for $15, but any …
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Like many home woodshops in North America, mine is set up in a two-car garage. Similar to other suburban homes, our garage has two steel columns in the middle, supporting the bedrooms above. These load-bearing round steel posts, common in …
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What do you look for when buying a tool? I’m guessing the same that I do (along with thousands of other woodworkers). At the top of the list are excellent performance at a fair price, reliable and available accessories, a …
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Is it the saw or where the saw lives that increases your accuracy? There are two types of miter saws. The first can be a mainstay in the woodshop, dependably making accurate crosscuts day in and day out. Or it …
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Our latest issue is hot off the presses, featuring Suzanne Walton, Peter Follansbee, David Bedrosian, Greg Baker, Pat Moriarty, and more!
Fine Woodworking Issue #314 Read More »