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Lie-Nielsen – More new tools

I received the latest newsletter from Lie-Nielsen last night and they have a couple new tools that just came out.  They aren’t new flashy planes but a couple of tools that are hard if not impossible to find these days. The first is a set Drawer Lock Chisels.  These are very specialized chisels that I [...]

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Panel Gauge from Lie-Nielsen

After just posting the news about Lie-Nielsen working on some new hammers, I received a newsletter from Lie-Nielsen.  They are now selling a new Panel Gauge.  This is another tool I’ve been in the market for.  I think it might be a late Christmas present for me.  They have a few other new tools and DVDs, so [...]

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New Hammers coming for Lie-Nielsen

For those of you that don’t follow the Lost Art Press blog, Christopher Schwarz just wrote about some new Warrington hammers Lie-Nielsen will be producing.  Have a look at Chris’s post, it’s exciting news.  I’ve been looking for some quality hammers, and I haven’t had the best luck finding them.  On eBay, most are in pretty [...]

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An evening with Wenzloff and Sons

I spent last week in Portland, OR at the Handsawing class with Chris Schwarz. I will write more about that experience in the coming days. Besides meeting Chris for the first time and spending 5 long exciting days doing nothing but woodworking, we had a field trip out to Mike Wenzloff’s shop. This was one [...]

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