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Knowing this will determine which sales channels and devices you target. Amazon devices have very limited support for such rich media. Ebook Architects has a good chart for helping you decide whether to distribute through Apple or Barnes and Noble, Kobo or Google, all of which have better support for enhanced media. If unexpected anomalies occur and they sometimes do a professional can solve the issues quickly.
Yes, you possibly can see your book on Amazon within 48 hours, provided you have already correctly formatted the book and uploaded it to the publishing platform without a hitch. When the book goes through quality control, Amazon can flag it for formatting errors and send your file back to square one. The issues may not be clear as to how to make the correction.
Even when you have corrected the errors you must start the whole upload process over again. You must delete the bad file before you upload the corrected version, a time-consuming task. This is not necessarily true, and the risks may outweigh the advantages. In some cases that might not matter, but in others it will.
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For me, the biggest value from the course came from the confidence it gave me to start writing my own book. I started taking the course in late February, and by early March, I decided to write a book, which I ended up publishing on June 5th. Could I have designed the cover myself?
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Pursuant to the authority of Code of Virginia, § 46.2-1313, as now or hereafter amended, all of the provisions and requirements of the laws of the state contained in Code of Virginia, tit. 46.2, and Code of Virginia, § 18.2-266 et seq., as now or hereafter amended, except those provisions and requirements the violation of which constitutes a felony and except those provisions and requirements which by their very nature can have no application to or within the Town, are hereby adopted and incorporated in this chapter by reference and made applicable within the Town. References to "highways of the state" contained in such provisions and requirements hereby adopted shall be deemed to refer to the streets, highways and other public ways within the Town. Such provisions and requirements are hereby adopted, mutatis mutandis, and made a part of this chapter as fully as though set forth at length herein, and it shall be unlawful for any person within the Town to violate or to fail, neglect or refuse to comply with any provisions of Code of Virginia, tit. 46.2, or Code of Virginia, § 18.2-266 et seq., which is adopted by this section, provided that in no event shall the penalty imposed for the violation of any provision or requirement hereby adopted exceed the penalty imposed for a similar offense under Code of Virginia, tit. 46.2, or Code of Virginia, § 18.2-266 et seq.
State law references: Local ordinances incorporating state law by reference, Code of Virginia, § 1-220; prohibiting driving while under influence of intoxicating liquor, Code of Virginia, Title 15.2, Ch. 17.
The provisions of this chapter shall apply to all roadways open to the public within residential subdivisions in the Town, whether or not such roadways are in public ownership or have been accepted into the state highway system.
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Executing actionPerformed from a non-menu context Follow
While working on my plugin gitflow4idea I ran into the following issue:
I'm trying to run the git merge tool for conflicted files whenever a feature/release branch is finished.
For that I need to run the actionPerformed method of GitResolveConflictsAction, which extends git4idea.actions.GitAction .
The problem is that the signature of actionPerformed has the argument of @NotNull AnActionEvent event
Since I'm not calling this method from a menu context, but rather after parsing the git flow command line output , I don't have any AnActionEvent event.
I tried constructing a dummy event:
AnActionEvent e = new AnActionEvent(null, DataManager.getInstance().getDataContext(), ActionPlaces.UNKNOWN, new Presentation(), null, 0);
but it fails with:
Access is allowed from event dispatch thread only.
Details: Current thread: Thread[ApplicationImpl pooled thread 45,4,Idea Thread Group] 258089001
Our dispatch thread:Thread[AWT-EventQueue-1 13.0#IC-132.947, eap:true,6,Idea Thread Group] 569230622
SystemEventQueueThread: Thread[AWT-EventQueue-1 13.0#IC-132.947, eap:true,6,Idea Thread Group] 569230622
Is there a way to get around this, or a better way to invoke actionPerformed method? (The method doesn't use the AnActionEvent argument at all)
Maybe this issue might help you:
This is the correct way to invoke actionPerformed(), but you do have to invoke it from the event dispatch thread.
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If all law-breakers possessed the exceedingly accommodating disposition of William Saunders, a Yeovil Gipsy, the Policeman's lot would be much happier than it is at present.
This roving Romany allowed three of his horses to stray on the highway at Cheddon Fitzpaine, where they were promptly caught and impounded by a watchful Policeman.
Saunders subsequently paid the pound fee, and called next morning on Supt. Durham, to whom he bluntly explained that he had,
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He profusely apologised for the fact that a business engagement would prevent him attending the police-court on Saturday, but was thoughtful enough to leave half a sovereign with the superintendent, giving him instructions to,
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"One shilling and six shillings costs" was the magisterial mandate, and so Sparks has had a postal order for the odd three shillings sent back to him.
The task of the administrators of the law would indeed be an enviable one if all defendants were as charmingly courteous as this gentlemanly Gipsy.
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"EZ DO DANCE" by TRF is featured on Just Dance Wii U.
Appearance of the Dancers
The dancers are a man and a woman.
P1 is a man. He has black hair in a ponytail and wears a sleeveless ochre jacket, a brown shirt under it, a necklace with a metal triangle, brown jeans with a black belt, and high black boots.
P2 is a woman. She has short brown hair and wears a sleeveless brown jacket, a Bordeaux bra, blue shorts, and black ankle boots.
The background is underwater with many multi-colored bubbles, waves, and jellyfish. At some parts of the song, the background turns black with a rainbow spectrum.
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All Gold Moves: Punch with your right hand up in the air and kick with your left leg. This is a right-to-left Wave Gold Move.
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- This song was cut short for the game, the original length of the song is around four minutes and 26 seconds long.
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Spartan Men's Health & Penile Implant Institute of Greater Washington are two world-class & comprehensive Sexual Medicine Institutes in the Washington DC region. Dr. Tajkarimi sees an average of 4-7 men every day suffering from erectile dysfunction of varying degrees and men with curvature of the penis. We offer evidence based and successful evaluation and treatment options like no other place in the greater Washington region. If you suffer from ED or Peyronie's disease, choosing Dr. Tajkarimi is the right decision.
Dr. Tajkarimi's research and inventions has been featured on the Dr's on CBS. Click on the picture to view the segment
If you wish your evaluation and treatment not to be filed or billed to your insurance company and remain completely confidential, we also offer very cost effective fee for service options for you. We accept cash and all major credit cards. Contact us for details.
Call 703-687-3601for an appointment or click here for online appointment.
Dr. Tajkarimi was recently invited to present his research and expertise on the physiology of erection and sexual function on urotoday.com. He was interviewed by Dr. Crawford from University of Colorado.
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Dr. Tajkarimi is an active member of many scientific organizations including Society of Urologic Oncology, Society of Urologic Prosthetic Surgeons, Sexual Medicine Society of North America, and Society of Urodynamics, Female Pelvic Medicine, and Urogenital Reconstruction.
7-Minutes Painless Office Vasectomy
Dr. Tajkarimi offers painless, hassle free office vasectomy, in a very modern and relaxed setting. We encourage couples to be present during the procedure if they desire. Vasectomy will take less than 5-7 minutes at the Loudoun location while you watch TV channel of your choice. You may not get to see two commercials before we are done! However, you are welcome to stay and enjoy the comfortable amenities! Initial consultation is followed by office vasectomy several days later as desired. Late afternoon and Saturday vasectomies available. Read More
If you and your spouse are curious about vasectomy, please see Dr. Tajkarimi. You will learn everything there is to know about it by the end of the visit. We accept most insurances. No surgery center fees. However, if you wish to have vasectomy under full anesthesia, we are happy to accommodate you. For self-pay patients, we offer consultation and vasectomy in one bundle (same day or two separate days) for total cost of $950.
Lack of response to oral medications may indicate severe blood vessel disease to the penis or leakage of blood out of penis during erection which can weaken firmness and maintenance of erection. Dr. Tajkarimi can help you fully assess your ED and offer realistic and successful solutions to restore your erection and sexual health. If you want to live without ED, then you must see Dr. Tajkarimi as soon as possible.
PENUMA IS HERE!Dr. Tajkarimi is now offering the Penuma penis enlargement implant in Washington DC and Bayonne New Jersey, 20 minutes from New York City. Penuma procedure is a safe, 45-60 minute, outpatient procedure featuring:
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We offer consultation for the Penuma procedure. Please contact us at 703-687-3601. CareCredit financing available
SPARTAN WAVE IS HERE!Dr. Tajkarimi is now offering advanced Focus Shockwave Therapy for non-invasive treatment of sexual dysfunction, including erection problems, curvature of penis, and chronic pelvic pain.
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Dr. Tajkarimi is among a handful of urologists who will offer this new technology in the DC metro region. This revolutionary FDA approved office procedure allows men to achieve excellent relief of prostate obstruction without undergoing more invasive surgery, while maintaining the ability for desired sexual function, including ejaculation (release of semen out of the body during orgasm). No catheter is required after this procedure. This option is ideal for men with moderate BPH symptoms without presence of a median lobe (a non-cancerous part of the prostate that protrudes into the bladder and closes the bladder outlet. Dr. Tajkarimi performs the Urolift procedure in the office under local anesthesia and Nitrous analgesia. Urolift procedure is covered by most insurances after age of 45. Watch the following video for more details.
Low Testosterone
We offer evidence-based and effective treatment of men with symptoms of low testosterone, with focus on the cause, restoration of natural production, prevention, holistic education, and effective supplementation. We believe that every man with symptoms of low testosterone requires a personalized approach and treatment as indicated.
Meticulous follow up is necessary for optimal results and prevention of side effects and other related diseases, such as prostate cancer.
Relief for Chronic Prostatitis / Pelvic Pain
Dr. Taj has successfully treated thousands of men suffering from debilitating Chronic Pelvic Pain / Prostatitis. Many men finally find relief from their symptoms with Dr. Taj after seeing numerous specialists without success. From proper history & thorough exam to successful education, diet modification, semen culture, imaging and proper medications, lifestyle changes & supplements, to pelvic floor therapy, prostate massage & shockwave therapy, Rezum or other therapies, we will help you in every step of the way. "Most Urologists run away from prostatitis patients and leave them in limbo. Here, we welcome you with open arms, because we have real solutions to defeat Prostatitis/Pelvic Pain," Dr Taj says.
Erectile Dysfunction
Erectile dysfunction is simply the inability to obtain and/or maintain satisfactory erection adequate for sexual intercourse. Dr. Tajkarimi has dedicated years of clinical practice, inventions, and research to help his own patients and men with ED worldwide.Read More
He is an internationally recognized expert on the role of genital nerve afferents in the physiology of sexual function and a busy prosthetic surgeon.
Your Spartan Men's Health experience will involve the appropriate time necessary to listen to your story, and the tools needed to get to the root of the problem, such as questionnaires, detailed history and physical, laboratory tests, penile duplex ultrasound, medication review, etc. "We are not an ED-Pill dispensary or needle clinic (like many advertised on the radio run by non-urologists) who will immediately inject your penis with a high dose of potentially dangerous drugs on the first visit and bill you $2000",Dr. Tajkarimi adds. We offer real and lasting solutions, even if they involve appropriate medications, with proper selection and dosage.
We offer very cost effective oral options for common oral medications, as well as injectables at fraction of cost at other locations. In our clinic, we are your #1 advocate for personalized, most effective and cost-effective options for ED treatment.
Our first goal is to improve, restore, and preserve your erections by utilizing your natural pathways of erection with lifestyle changes, kicking bad habits (smoking, heavy drinking, weight loss, teaching special pelvic muscle exercises). "We offer effective and holistic techniques to invigorate your sex life, improve your rigidity and satisfaction with safe and highly effective tools and medications. If non-invasive methods are not successful, satisfactory, contraindicated, and you and your partner desire better results, Dr. Tajkarimi will discuss offering you penile prosthesis (implant) which will restore your erection ability and satisfaction by 5 or 6 decades.
"Spartan Men's Health difference is simple: We know what we are talking about, and we can help you regain your youthful energy, vigor, and intimacy with your spouse or partner", says Dr. Tajkarimi.
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"If you suffer from severe ED (diabetes, high blood pressure, pelvic surgery, oral ED drugs don't work, or you can't inject into penis or don't want to) you will likely lose about half centimeter of your penis length every year.
This will happen due to fibrosis and scarring. This loss is permanent and irreversible. The longer you wait for an implant, the shorter your penis will be. If the ability to have perform to your maximum with your partner is an important goal and dream of your remaining decades of life, What are your waiting for?", says Dr. Tajkarimi.
Dr. Tajkarimi offers comprehensive penile duplex ultrasound to extensively study the cause of your ED by evaluating your blood flow to the penis and severity of blood leaking out of penis which can lead to loss of firmness and rigidity. We offer the latest minimally invasive penile implant techniques which reduce operative time, infection rate and quicker recovery. With expert follow up and training, you can reclaim your youthful vigor and rigidity in a just 2-3 weeks.
Situated only 10 minutes from Dulles International Airport in beautiful Lansdowne, Virginia, Penile Implant Institute of Greater Washington and Capital Men's Health redefines sexual health practice in the nation's capital.
"Dr. Tajkarimi placed a penile implant in 2012 for me after my prostate surgery by another local surgeon. My wife and I could not be more pleased with the outcome. It works as good as I was 40 years ago. Thank you Dr. Taj!" John F, Frederick Maryland.
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Read the following blogs by Dr. Tajkarimi
Truth About Penile Implants
When is the best time in your life to get a penile implant?
Myths about Penile Implants
Common Questions about Penile Implants
Length & Girth Restoration Penile Prosthesis
Prostate Cancer Screening (Elevated PSA, Abnormal digital Prostate Exam)
Dr. Tajkarimi offers prostate cancer screening, evaluation of men with elevated PSA, abnormal prostate exam, and history of negative biopsy and rising PSA. We offer advanced prostate ultrasound diagnostic solutions with the latest 3D MRI Fusion for the appropriate patients. Dr. Tajkarimi has the acumen and experience to appropriately evaluate and treat patients with aggressive prostate cancer, or clinically follow men with no prostate cancer diagnosis or low risk disease if appropriate.
Peyronie's Disease (Penis Curvature)
Peyronie's disease is a condition in which a man's penis becomes curved when erect. Although it is common for men's penises to curve a bit when rigid, Peyronie's disease involves extreme curvature that may make sex impossible. The condition can also be painful, whether the penis is erect or not, and in some cases the pain can be extreme. In Peyronie's disease, the curvature of the penis may be up, down or to the side. Men suffering from Peyronie's disease often avoid discussing it with their doctor, have depression, anxiety and marital difficulties. We are here to help.Read more
This condition is caused by fibrous scar tissue (plaque) within the penis. As blood swells the penis during the erection process, the scar tissue does not swell along with the healthy tissue, causing the curving.
Researchers have not identified a cause for this disease. Some believe that it may result from physical injuries to the penis. There are also hypotheses that it may be related to genetics, advancing age or collagen disorders.
If you or someone you love cannot have sex because of extreme curvature of the penis or simply are worried about the possibility of the disease, a visit to Dr. Tajkarimi is in order. Dr. Tajkarimi is currently at the forefront of cutting-edge research including traction, combination of Xiaflex and Traction, Traction and Shockwave therapy, and instrument design and development. He is currently collaborating with the most respected centers in the United States who treat Peyronie's disease. Dr. Tajkarimi offers minimally invasive options, such as penile traction, Spartan shockwave therapy, intralesional injection with Xiaflex (Endo), and surgery if appropriate. Dr. Tajkarimi has fantastic results with his techniques and methods.
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Although home computers existed then, the Internet connectivity we enjoy today had not been established. Acquiring skills and knowledge in the last century involved taking classes, reading books or mentoring with a knowledgeable woodworker. Today, there is a wealth of knowledge available through the Internet. What is lacking however, is the hands on aspect of the craft of woodworking. Learning involves making. I know of no one that learned a craft by simply reading and not applying themselves. It is critical to embrace the often lengthy learning curve involved. The book includes articles focusing on aspects of woodworking in a contemporary world.
The book is composed of four sections. Each section contains articles that a woodworker or furniture maker will need to embrace as they evolve. The first section introduces basic woodworking skills. A large part of this book is devoted to hand tool skills. Although machines are combined with hand tools in my furniture making, I advocate that woodworkers should embrace hand tools. It is necessary to form a connection between hand and wood medium prior to seeking efficiency and a production mindset. Hand tools often get a bad rap as being slow and tedious. Instead, what hand tools offer is control, dexterity, quiet and a close connection to the wood medium. In a one person furniture making studio, hand tools offer a healthy balance to the use of machines.
The second or furniture maker section provides a glimpse into furniture making as a vocation. Woodworkers often aspire to become furniture makers or go into business for themselves. As a furniture maker for several decades, I share knowledge and insight acquired over the years. Some articles will inspire you to take the leap and become a full time furniture maker. Topics in the section include setting up shop, the furniture maker journey, the furniture maker lifestyle, social media and insight into diverging from furniture making to other forms of woodworking.
The third section is devoted to furniture design. Furniture design forms a large part of woodworking. Often, it is necessary to design a complete piece of furniture or modify an existing design. The design process has evolved over past decades with the advent of computer software (CAD). Pencil and paper are now combined with CAD. Articles include how to create and refine a design, the concept of form & function and how it applies to furniture.
The fourth or advanced woodworking section delves into techniques to further your woodworking and furniture making. Veneering techniques, both manual and vacuum veneering are described. The process of creating a jewelry box is discussed in one article. The Japanese art of Kumiko is described in a final article.
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As with any other project, good stock prep is key to successful fitting of the small components together. The guide blocks are closely based on a Mike Pecovich article on the subject of Kumiko. The pattern or motif I selected is one of the standard Kumiko patterns, the asa-no-ha pattern. Based on a regular square, this geometric motif resembles a hemp leaf. As with most forms of woodworking, a methodical approach and patience is key. With Kumiko, patience is mandatory. The small components can be a challenge to fit together and one of the first steps was to develop a system of preparing multiples of the same components. The following photos illustrate the process.
Basswood is used since it is recommended and it does pare easily and cleanly. Basswood strips formed and ready to be sawn to length. Kumiko frame dimensions and spacing are arbitrary and I selected a frame size to possibly use in the future as part of a small cabinet door.
Cutting the strips to length on a bench hook. I later used a stop for the small, short components. The stop ensures each of the components are similar in length prior to paring on a guide block.
Kumiko frames assembled. Half-lap joints are used to perform this as they interlock. I also applied a spot of glue to each connection and the inner components. The Kumiko frames are permanent and glue keeps everything together when the extra lengths are sawn off the ends.
Inserting a diagonal component into the frame. The component just had 45d bevels created on each end. Guide block (45d) and sliding stop also seen. Sliding stop assures repeatability in both bevel cuts and length of internal components. Often the fit is trail and error, but this adds to the cachet and handcrafted aspect of creating these Kumiko panels.
Bench hook with a stop used to create the small Kumiko components. There are so many components forming the asa-no-ha pattern that a system of creating precise multiples became necessary.
Paring the small components which form the pattern or motif. A very sharp, wide chisel is ideal here. The guide block surface is used as a platform for the chisel to cleanly slice into the wood. This is where patience is key, this step cannot be rushed. Often, although the components were trimmed to size on the bench hook, some pieces needed one more swipe of the chisel or less.
Fitting the hinge pieces adjacent to the diagonal strip. Two hinges per side begin to form the pattern where a short 45d piece locks it all together. The hinges in this photo intersect at 67.5d with bevels at the ends at 22.5d. Once you get going, the process is peaceful and enjoyable. Instant gratification results from each of the components being inserted!
Almost done with this Kumiko frame. I also framed the inner basswood Kumiko frame with a mahogany surround to provide contrast and allow me to inset the frame into a cabinet door in the future. A second, larger Kumiko piece was also framed using cherry.
As a follower and practitioner of James Krenov style of work and methodology, both hand tool and some machine techniques are included. Although the vast majority of articles refer to hand tools, machinery is not excluded. I find this to be a more realistic approach in this day and age. Machines can do the grunt work whereas hand tools are used to create joinery, shape and finesse furniture components, smoothing surfaces, etc. Advertising is at an absolute minimum and consists of curated advertising, a term gleaned from the art world. Advertising must reflect practices and products that our readers and the team at WOODSKILLS could use or include in their own workshops and studios. Available through woodskills.com (digital) or Amazon (print version) or Blurb (premium print version).
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This younger generation of makers has slowly begun to appreciate the creation of things with their hands. The increased waste going to landfills brought awareness to the never-ending cycle of consumerism. Let's face it, people are much less likely to throw out something they have created themselves. The virtues of designing and making an object has returned people to their heritage of being self-sufficient, inventive and to not be reliant on industrially produced goods. Through handcrafting, people could imprint their own mark on an object and customize the design to reflect their own aesthetic. The current maker movement is simply an evolution of the arts & crafts movement which has defined creative people for countless decades. The maker movement is an updated form of the craft movement where new materials, technology and ideas are incorporated into craft.
A spin off of the maker movement has been the return to creating one's own furniture. In fact, a large and growing segment of the maker movement revolves around designing and building furniture. The best part of this is how young people have once again embraced the creation of their own furniture for reasons different than in the past. In the past, the younger consumer could not afford furniture so instead built their own. Today, the reasons for building your own furniture revolve around handcrafting, channelling creativity into a furniture design, and the process of creating an object. It isn't so much about the result but the experience of getting there. Younger makers today are turning furniture design on its ear by shunning age old design constructs and paradigms, and instead embracing a fresh outlook on furniture design.
In the past, bolder and radical furniture designs were the product of reclusive studio furniture makers with limited means of communicating with one another. Today instead, younger makers are informed primarily through social media. Practicality and functionality of design have become the new criteria for furniture design. The furniture of this new generation of makers embraces universality and democratizes design. Social media plays an important part in design today within the maker movement. Through social media, furniture designs have become instantly available to both inform and influence other makers. Through social media, makers can quickly adapt an existing design to their own aesthetic or style. The process of fleshing out designs is considerably accelerated through social media and democratization.
So from what I observe, things are looking up for furniture making and woodworking in general. There is a resurgence occurring in this decades old creative outlet. A new awareness of the virtues and benefits of creating objects using wood as a medium is occurring. I am fairly active on social media and an often awed by radical new furniture designs from this new maker movement. Along with this, the democratization of design will hopefully benefit us all as we can extract elements of shared designs to incorporate into our own work.
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WOODSKILLS Magazine
The first series of pics show the original wood railings, the last series show the new wood and metal railing system. Since the deck is a few feet above ground, I maintained the correct height of the railing to meet the local code here. I also wanted to make the railing strong and solid to avoid any risk of somebody leaning over and snapping it. So the railing sections are tied together with bolts creating a strong and solid structure. The four cap rails on each side is one continuous plank and this does wonders in reinforcing the rail sections. A redesign of the posts at the stairs to accommodate solar lamps was a nice touch! In a few weeks I will apply a timber oil finish. The same oil finish can be seen on the gazebo deck in the background of the first and last pic. I have never had much success with water-based finishes on outdoor wood. A combination of sun and wear cause the finish to flake off in a year or two. So oil finish it is now!
Below, the window in the background is one of a few large windows in my furniture making studio. If you look closely, you can see small scale mockups of a chair in the window.
My first attempt was to use some highly figured veneer I had stored away. It is commercial veneer so very thin. The veneer itself is beautiful, light in color and would make the interior of the beech cabinet pop. First step was to scrape down the surface of the drawer fronts and glued a piece of this veneer to each. Did this successfully and began to create the mortises for the new pulls. However, there is something about commercial veneer that doesn't sit well with me and I was not able to get past this.
The thickness of the material is paper (thick paper) thin and brittle, too fragile for my taste. Since it would be necessary to scrape the surfaces to get a polished aesthetic, this was entirely not possible with this thin, brittle veneer. I typically use shop-sawn resawn veneers in my work. Instead, I created some band-sawn ambrosia maple with beautiful figure between 1/16 and 3/32 in. thick. I decided to go ahead with this shop-sawn veneer instead. Next I band sawed the drawer front to the thickness of this shop-sawn figured ambrosia. Applied the veneer to the drawer fronts and I could not be more pleased with the outcome. Shop-sawn veneers are more workable and forgiving with hand tools.
I then created two new wide pulls out of blackwood. A single pull instead of two in the original drawer front. Also decided on eliminating the upper and lower shoulders of the pulls to be able to have them thinner. This would not take away from the figured fronts as much. This step introduced a level of risk in creating the mortises, since there is no drawer pull shoulder to rely on to hide an imperfect mortise.
After some judicious mortising using chisels and a mallet,, then some paring, the drawer pull mortises were created as seen above. The most critical part of this step is to remove the top-most layer of wood; it is so easy to tearout the surrounding wood if the chisel cuts are not clean. Then it is simply a matter of cutting and paring to the correct depth of the tenon for the drawer pull. Contemporary-styled blackwood pull temporarily inserted below.
So very happy with the outcome and will be completely replacing the doors of the cabinet next. I intend to use veneered figured wood for the doors, similar wood (Ambrosia Maple) as the drawer fronts. I plan to write a detailed article about this in the next issue of WOODSKILLS Magazine
As a follower and practitioner of James Krenov style of work and methodology, both hand tool and some machine techniques are included. Although the vast majority of articles refer to hand tools, machinery is not excluded. We find this to be a more realistic approach in this day and age. Machines can do the grunt work whereas hand tools are used to create joinery, shape and finesse furniture components, smoothing surfaces, etc. Advertising will be at an absolute minimum and consists of curated advertising, a term gleaned from the art world. Advertising must reflect practices and products that our readers and the team at WOODSKILLS could use or include in their own workshops and studios.
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The premise of the edge dog is to use both the edge of a workbench top and one dog hole to hold a board on edge. This is performed through a unique design that hangs off the edge of the workbench top. When used in conjunction with a tail-vise, the edge dog excels at clamping the free end of a long or wide board along the edge of a workbench for jointing or other bench operations.
The edge dogs are customized to the spacing of the dog holes on a workbench, this would be the distance from the edge of the workbench to the leading row of dog holes. The measurement I refer to can be seen in the following images. I applied a leather face to the edge dogs and also drove a reinforcing wedge into the 3/4 in. dowel. The edge dogs are a combination of beech and maple, essentially what I had lying around in these dimensions.
A good example of how an edge dog can be used to hold a board on edge can be seen in the following image. One end is held by a edge dog whereas the other end is an add-on to a twin-screw vise which I discuss next. Instead of clamping a board to the surface of a workbench, the edge dog is used to clamp the board along the workbench edge and therefore at a more reasonable and lower height suitable for handplaning. Having a pair of these edge dogs allows either side of the workbench to be used. The edge dogs are created with opposing configurations as shown above.
My current workbenches do not incorporate dedicated tail vises. In place, I use a Veritas Twin-screw vise which performs as a tail vise when clamping boards on their face. When it comes to clamping boards on edge, the twin-screw vise can also be used along with bench dogs. The edge of the workpiece would be then sitting on the workbench top. However, this raises the height of the board considerably and is not very conducive to handplaning or jointing an edge of a board. Ideally, the edge of a board should be slightly higher than the workbench surface to effectively perform handplane operations. With this in mind, I created this outboard add-on to the twin-screw vise which extends the width of the vise movable jaw past the edge of the workbench.
Shown above, this newly designed outboard add-on accessory is an addition to the twin-screw movable jaw. In effect, the vise now becomes an enhanced tail vise capable of clamping boards on edge along the side of a workbench. The clamping is done in conjunction with the previously mentioned edge dog. Images of a board being clamped between these two accessories are shown below.
In these photos I am jointing the edge of a white ash board. I was surprised at how tightly the board is clamped with minimal tension applied to the twin screw vise. The friction from the leather pads contribute to this as slightly more tension was necessary before applying the leather pads. The outboard extension to the twin-screw vise is removable and can be adapted to either side of the twin-screw vise. I am left-handed so having it located to the right of the vise as shown, is more practical. For right-handed use, the opposite edge of the workbench would be used for jointing. As an added bonus, there is no racking of the twin-screw vise regardless of the clamping pressure I apply to the outboard extension.
Workbench accessories - any workbench add-ons that facilitate the holding and clamping of boards or panels. Boards or panels can be mounted on their edge and along their length. You get the idea...
Workbenches can be large in size, massive in weight and beautiful looking but their ability to hold and clamp boards is one of their most important criteria. So holding or clamping a long, wide board along its length can be a challenging tasks of a workbench. In an earlier workbench I incorporated a sliding board jack that worked in conjunction with the face vise. This has and continues to work well since I had built this workbench from the ground up and allowed for the addition of the sliding board jack. With two of my newer slab-type workbenches, adding a sliding board jack was much more of a challenge. I did not want to modify the workbenches or drill screw holes through the tops. Adding a skirt or apron with dog holes along the length of the workbench top was an option, but this involved modifying the workbench itself.
Enter the portable board jack. I designed it to easily attach to the underside of a slab-type workbench top where it serves to support the free end of a long plank or board. It can either be left attached to the workbench or removed when no longer necessary. It can also be moved across the length of the workbench, relocated to the opposite side of a workbench, or moved to another workbench. The nice part is there are no modifications necessary to the workbench.
After a period of testing, I was pleasantly surprised at how well it works. It is completely unobtrusive and designed to accept standard 3/4 inch or 20 mm accessories such as surface clamps, bench dogs and shop-made planing stops. The portable board jack can be adapted to any slab-type workbench top without an existing apron or skirt as can be seen in the images. A face vise at one end keeps the board securely clamped on edge. Jointing the edge of long boards has become so much easier and second nature to me now.
The hole arrangement on the portable board jack is optimized for the work I do but can be modified if necessary. I no longer give any thought to attaching or clamping a long board on edge and along its length to my workbenches. Often, I simply need a peg to be able to rest the free end of a board on. This allows me to quickly and easily flip the board around to work both long edges.
Now, I just selected my most-often used side of a workbench to work on and leave the portable board jack attached. In the future, I will possibly be creating another board jack for my other, similar workbench. This adds to the versatility since it will no longer be necessary to move the board jack from bench to bench.
Next up in the forthcoming installment or Part 2, a couple of cool bench accessories that continue with the theme of attaching and clamping long boards to a workbench. These are boards that are too long to simply clamp to a face vise. It just makes it so much more pleasant to perform handplaning or hand tool tasks once a board or panel is securely clamped. I like for this to be straightforward so I can focus on the task I need to perform instead of spending needless time on securely attaching and clamping a board to a workbench.]]>
Mortising for the captive nut in the rear jaw inside face was performed using bevel-edge and mortise chisels. Hard maple is well.. hard! In this case, the mortise chisels excelled at hogging out material from the 3/4 inch deep mortise. With a softer hardwood, lighter bevel-edge chisels would have been sufficient. I also oriented the nut so it would align well with the long edges of the rear jaw, mostly an aesthetic consideration.
After test-fitting the Benchcrafted hardware and ensuring it worked smoothly, the next step was to attach a large block of wood to the rear. This block of wood would both stabilize the vise assembly and allow holdfasts to be used to clamp the Moxon vise to the workbench top. Several other intermediate steps were performed, always careful to get alignments exactly correct. There is almost no room for error in making these vises since replacing either of the jaws is both time and material consuming. A more in-depth article on how I made this Moxon vise will be available at the web site soon.
A table extension and vertical support was then added after ensuring the stabilizer was effective at clamping down the Moxon vise to the workbench. The table allows me to extend horizontal boards for marking..i.e. dovetails. I customized the design to use an extra row of dog holes in the center area of my workbench. I have two of these workbenches set as my primary workbenches, so the Moxon vise will be completely portable between benches. The vise can also be located almost anywhere on the workbench surface as the holdfast locations are optimized to clamp the stabilizer block of wood at rear of the vise. I am using Gramercy holdfasts but any holdfasts can be set up for use with the vise.
More detail of the handwheel, screw, and captive nut can be seen above. The table is reinforced below both long edges for maximum support, this to allow for any mallet work. i.e. chopping out dovetails. A large design consideration was to not make the Moxon vise too heavy as I would often be removing it from the workbench top and/or moving it between workbenches. The table size was optimized for this vise and the type of work I do. When designing your own Moxon vise, you will need to determine the size of boards and panels you most often work with. The overall length of the Moxon vise is the most important consideration in its design, it is best to get it right the first time!
I am in the process of writing a more extensive article on this Moxon vise build and will publish it soon at the web site.]]>
I'm not 100% sure of the origins of the Moxon vise design, but it is widely attributed to Joseph Moxon. Joseph Moxon (August 1627 – February 1691), hydrographer to Charles II English printer specialising in mathematical books and maps. Moxon's 17th century book The Art of Joinery first described the double-screw vise. In this historical publication was documented the Moxon vise - a double-screw held to a workbench top with clamps or holdfasts in order to facilitate certain work.
The main criteria for me was to be able to hold work above the standard height of a workbench. Rather than piece together the hardware for the vise itself, I opted for the Benchcrafted Moxon Vise hardware kit as it includes everything mechanical. I would need to supply the wood and shape the vise jaws (chops). This would be for the basic vise. A more complex version with an additional work table behind the vise would involve several more steps. The overall length of the Moxon vise has yet to be decided on, but will be in the 28 to 32 in. range.
So after deliberating on the design, I simply went at it and worked on the front and rear jaws. Not having 8/4 stock available to me, I opted to laminate some 4/4 maple pieces instead. In the past, I have had success with the strength and stability of 4/4 boards laminated together. In selecting the boards, I mixed the grain orientations up so each of the laminated boards would counter the grain of the other board. This, in my opinion, balances out the internal stresses of the woods and keeps it all straight and stable. Laminating one of the jaws here with 4/4 boards. As they say, one never has enough clamps. In the pic above, this was almost the case, but it worked out. I do have other clamps, but for the most part, they are lighter. To be continued...]]>
I'm not going to get into these particular designs as I have yet to draw them in both orthographic and perspective views. I'll pick and choose from the sketches and continue to render the designs into drawings. Of course, the material comes into play and this can influence the design somewhat. For example, if I intend to use wood with particular graphics on a cabinet door, the dimensions of the material (wood) can limit the size of the door(s) especially if the door is a frameless design. Door size then impacts the width and height of a cabinet.
This brings up the debate about beginning a design with particular wood(s) in mind or to focus purely on the design and worry about materials afterwards. In reality, it is a bit of both. I design with material in mind but somehow work the proportions of the furniture around the availability of this wood. The primary objective, however, is the implementation of the design. Substitute woods can always be acquired if necessary.
Once I've finalized a design, I move on to creating a maquette for the design. A maquette is the miniature rendering or scale model of the furniture. This part is actually fun and gives a better idea of the proportions and how the individual components of the furniture piece work with and are scaled to one another. In the end, the design of the furniture needs to be in harmony and balanced although not necessarily symmetric in form. With the price of wood nowadays, it becomes increasingly important to get these designs right. Efficient use of wood or acquiring the most yield from boards is a criteria in my furniture making. The resawing of wood boards into veneer slices is often use to acquire maximum yield for hard to come by figured woods.
dy·nam·ic – Characterized by continuous change, activity, or progress.
As my studio furniture is being created, sometimes the design I originally envisioned can be improved at different stages, or the original design can remain as is. Having this flexibility provides a continuous excitement for the studio furniture maker along with the benefit of improvising on the original design after seeing the wood art at various intermediary stages. An excellent example is a console table design I worked on over a year ago. I had chosen to invert the base of the table for both aesthetic and technical reasons. This isn't to say that the original design of the maquette would not have worked. Inverting it simplifies a design dilemma for me and introduces a new aesthetic to the piece. After creating the maquette, I realize I needed to have a fairly stable, strong sub-base to be able to support the V-shaped arch, whereas inverting the base utilizes the points of the arches as legs. Often, we become fixated on a particular design and don't bother seeking out alternatives which often stare us right in the face. Below, the initial design prior to inverting the base for a more stable design.
Case in point, I have been creating a new design for a smaller piece of furniture, and as part of my philosophy I strive to use as many materials in my possession as possible, without continuously sourcing new material for the components. Working with material at hand sometimes limits what I can do, but on the other hand challenges me to work within certain constraints, in this case certain materials. This is an instance of what I like to call "dynamic design", often the beauty of a design is also in its simplicity. Simplicity is one of the tenets of the minimalism philosophy. I have to admit that I am a fan of "minimalism", and have read one book on the subject so far. You tend to gain a different perspective on design after being exposed to the philosophy of minimalism. Below is a scale model or maquette of a wall art design which had gone through several design iterations prior to arriving at a final design aesthetic.
Creating the tenon is meticulous work and I used a small, fine saw to delineate the tenon from the actual pull area. Once this is done, I use a skew rabbet block plane and some small chisels to shape the sides of the tenon. The important part of this sequence is to accurately mark the mortise to fit the tenon. A mistake here could ruin the drawer front or involve a re-design of the pulls to correct the error. The tenons of the drawer pulls fit tightly into the mortise and then glued in. I also take some time to orient the drawer pull graphics and orientation to match each other.
After completing and installing the drawers pulls I proceed to adding a pull to the right door of this particular cabinet. This door pull is similar to the drawer pulls to maintain harmony in the design. This design involves one pull on this door to distinguish this door as the one to open first. I've always liked the idea of having a single pull on the cabinet front, it just looks like a clean, minimalist design. This door pull is also slightly offset towards the bottom of the door to minimize any impact it might have on the door graphics as more of the door graphics are now visible above the door pull.
In that period, I had completed a series of courses at a high-end furniture making school and began to use hand tools more in my work. I recall that the year 2006 was an important juncture in my woodworking. I had embraced the Krenov philosophy and his methods of work. Reading and attending the fine furniture making school inspired me to increase the complexity and scale of my woodworking. I also learned to slow down my woodworking and focus instead on each and every piece rather than applying myself to creating in batch mode (multiples). So my direction changed dramatically in the years 2006-2008 to where I now design + build one-off furniture pieces exclusively. The most important takeaway from the interview would likely be the last line: "If you are tired of your day job, Pirollo advises, do what I did. Pursue your passion instead." I completely believe in this quote to this day. It is never to early to pursue your passion. Get a head start, so if unforeseen circumstances affect your livelihood (career), you will be prepared. Early on my hi-tech career, I pursued many woodworking courses at the college level, set up my own workshops and struggled and worked at learning woodworking. After experiencing a total of 3 downsizings, I gave up on my hi-tech career and moved on to a career in woodworking. This had been my Plan B all along :) The important part is that I was well prepared to launch a second career.
You never know where fate will lead you! I'll let you read the article.
Norman Pirollo: The Refined Edge of White Mountain
This is more than simply a picture book. In it I discuss the methodology and processes I developed to be able to create small and large pieces of wood art. As well, discoveries about the inherent characteristics and beauty of wood are discussed. Both sculptural and wall art are part of the journey. The wood art and sculpture closely follow the genre of contemporary art. It has been an exciting period in my career as both a woodworker and wood artist. I continue to work at both today. The book is 215 pgs. in total. So I created the video below as a retrospective of some of my recent work. The evolution includes the introduction of curved elements and colored wood at different points. Currently it is in the final stage of completion. The final version is being printed at this time. The book is targeted for publication in October 2017.
The Wood Artist: Creating Art Through Wood can be now be ordered through Amazon. Information on ordering also available through WoodSkills]]>
Video here: Water-Turbine
Video here: Water-powered 1860 bandsaw
Another favorite stop is the authentic cabinetmaker shop where furniture is continually churned out, albeit at a much slower pace we are familiar with. Most of the furniture produced in the shop is used in the authentic pioneers village. All furniture is created with hand tools as relatively no woodworking machines existed in this era. The Industrial Age was just beginning. Watching the cabinetmaker (David Jones) and apprentice provided a real appreciation for a slower, manual form of woodworking.
So I had the opportunity to do a short film of David Jones (resident master cabinetmaker) and apprentice. I asked a few questions while filming. They are currently working on a side table with frame and panel doors and drawers. All joinery is either pinned mortise and tenon or dovetails. I have probably visited this Cabinetmakers shop four times to date and continue to enjoy discussing with the resident cabinetmakers their work methods and current projects.
Video here: 1860 Cabinetmaker Shop
I then visited the blacksmith shop which also doubles as the ferrier shop for the horses in the village. Had a good talk with the blacksmith. At the time he was forging a keyway for a geared wheel in a piece of machinery used in the crop fields of the village.]]>
So I also use the new maker's mark for my other work, namely woodworking tools. I find a place on each tool to inlay the maker's mark. In a strange way, adding a maker's mark inspires me to do my best work. Attaching my name to a furniture piece or handmade tool makes me more conscious of how the tool or furniture will likely be passed on from generation to generation.
Furniture maker's marks also provide a historical point of reference to a piece of furniture or tool. The maker and country of origin can then be traced back to a particular maker. Maker's marks can be stamped on a furniture piece or hand tool or created as brass inlay similar to this new one applied to my work.
I hope everyone is enjoying the summer. It is my favourite time of year. I can shed the layers of clothing of other seasons and simply walk out the door. No complaints here about heat or humidity. This only really lasts a few weeks or months and the freezing cold alternative is always fresh on my mind :)]]>
I designed and built this miter stand for my particular miter saw, a Dewalt 10 in. model. The miter saw itself can easily be detached from the stand and the table surface folded onto the metal sawhorses below. Since this would be a custom build, I could make the miter stand as long as I like. I decided on a length of over 7 feet. The left and right tables each have a fence system aligned with the miter saw fence. The largest width of planks I could process is approximately 10 inches. This is as wide as most, if not all of the planks I ever use in my work. Anything wider I can either rip an edge off or find alternative means to cross-cut it.
Each fence has its own track system with both shop-made wood stops and retail metal stops. I uses the torsion box principle to build the left and right tables. Even with the utmost design in mind, it was necessary to make changes. When wide miter cuts were necessary on large wood pieces, it would be convenient to use the miter saw. This hold more true if the cuts are repeatable as when working with multiples. Swinging the saw completely to the left or right was an issue. Hence the re-designed mitered corners in both the left and right tables. I can set the saw to extreme miter angles now, greater than I would normally use in my work. So after replacing the corner of either table with hardwood cherry blocks and trimming, the mitered corners can be seen below.
I have been using this miter saw and stand setup for a long while now. I never did fold and put it away. It is so convenient that I prefer it to remain set up. Soon after using it for the first few times, I realized dust control would be necessary. A dust port adapter was set up to connect the exhaust port to a dedicated shop vacuum. Still debating whether I need to make a dust shroud for it, but it works well as is and I like that the miter saw isn't hidden in a shroud. Overall, a fun, exciting build and at times challenging!]]>
Quote from Amazon.com: "The movement to buy locally, which has gained momentum in the areas of produce and food, is now spreading to arts and crafts. Through the work of over seventy contemporary furniture makers, the role of place in the creative process is explored and celebrated. Whether in terms of materials, inspiration, or the interaction with customers, these artists are rooted in their surroundings. What springs from these roots is usually unique, often edgy, and always beautiful furniture and accessories."
In a few weeks, I will post the Introduction to an instructional series of videos on Furniture Design . I am developing this project as we speak. It began as a small exercise but I'm adding material as I progress through the some projects as well as including my knowledge on the furniture design topic.]]>
Next were 3 other wood piles that had grown to an unwieldy size. One pile in particular beneath my vacuum pump had become an eyesore. This had to get sorted out. I recently purchased a new shop vac and the box it came in was a large enough size for these longer offcuts. Next issue was where to place the box. If I kept it in plain view I would have accomplished nothing except move wood offcuts from one pile to another. I needed to find an unused space, preferably out of sight. The space behind a dust collector was not used and just the right size. The large box of offcuts was also placed on a small dolly with casters I had lying around. Now I can conveniently access these longer offcuts and if necessary easily move the box to a different location.
With this all done, I tackled the shelves under two of my larger workbenches below. It is so true what they say that these shelves eventually become storage for anything and everything. By now I was merciless, I wanted clean surfaces free of clutter. This exercise also provided me the opportunity to get re-acquainted with some buried tools and hardware :)
The last task was to clean the tops of the two smaller, identical workbenches below. In one case, the workbench top had not been cleaned in maybe 3 years. Everything was removed from each of the two workbench tops and put back in its place, be it drawers or cabinets. From now on I will work hard at leaving workbench surfaces free of clutter and deal with offcuts as I work through a project. After all, I have enough offcuts already to last a lifetime. Will I ever use them all, probably not. Maybe donate them to woodworkers that create smaller objects?
Last but not least is a large beast of a workbench I made years ago (seen below). I had moved this workbench to an area of the lower level workshop and it has slowly become a storage area with occasional use as a workbench. I need to tackle this area next and cull some of the wood, tools and hardware accumulated over the years. I have always enjoyed using this workbench and want to make it available once again. So I will be cleaning and tidying up this area up tomorrow with the intent to have a usable workbench once again.
Next step was to find a suitable platform, i.e. workbench surface to be able to mount it. A rolling cart in my workshop was ideal since I could wheel the unit away when not in use and the footprint of the Mortise Mill was not large. The rolling cart has large locking casters which do a good job of keeping the cart immobile. Installed it so the surface of the base plate was even with the surface of the cart, this took some time. I used large enough 1/4-20 bolts to maintain rigidity and keep it from shifting.
Tested it afterwards and I was pleased with the results. The later addition of a L-shaped wood bracket to support stiles while they were being mortised worked well. The ends of rails to be mortised were easily supported by the wood surface of the rolling cart. Further testing with clamping of boards provided me with a repeatable setup. I liked the fact that I could permanently leave the Mortise Mill bolted to the rolling cart.
The only small issue was the vertical adjustment of the slots on a board. Since the Mortise Mill was installed horizontally, the adjustment was not as smooth as I would like due to the weight of the sliding component of the unit. I decided to make a micro-adjust setup to alleviate the problem using some scrap walnut and maple. As can be seen in the pics, it is all wood construction with a 1/2 inch lead screw and wood handle. The end of the lead screw has a custom cradle contoured to fit the bottom edge of the sliding part of the Mortise Mill. Now I can precisely dial-in slot placements!
Since the micro-adjust was cantilevered off the vertical posts of the rolling cart, I beefed up the supports, it's probably over-engineered now. Things to watch are the exact placement of the tip of the lead screw over the center of the edge of the Mortise Mill for smooth operation. A large paddle switch for the built-in Mortise Mill dust collection was installed for convenient access. Completed and tested, works great!]]>
To combat this I built a 3-stage air cleaner as there were next to no commercial units available at the time or they were expensive. This helped considerably in capturing the airborne dust and I immediately became a believer in effective dust control. The shop made air cleaner can be seen here as well as a 3-stage commercial unit just above it. The shop made air cleaner is now moved into my new workshop and together these units effectively clean and circulate the air. Both units are stack-mounted in an unused part of the shop above a stairwell. The air in the shop is recirculated from top to bottom many times per hour and in the process scrubbing the air of fine particulate dust. I use these air cleaners in conjunction with two large capacity DC systems with blast gates at each of the stationary machines in the workshop. So dust control is an important part of my woodworking now. My woodworking today also places much less emphasis on sanding and instead I use hand tools to smooth surfaces of wood.
The air cleaners are turned on using a hand-held remote control. The most recent addition is the large red neon pilot lamp which indicates that the air cleaners are running. When I am using a machine, it is difficult to tell if the air cleaners have been turned on since the machine noise exceeds that of the air cleaners. The newly-installed red pilot lamp is immediately noticeable. The air cleaners also have ducting at the rear to direct air downwards to create the recirculating pattern for the shop air.
On to the modern steel-bodied planes. I currently own an assortment of these hand planes primarily from two or three manufacturers and they tend to perform very well as long as the blades are kept sharp. Regular sharpening is key to the performance of a hand plane. Also, adjustments are much more precise on the newer hand planes with either Norris type or Bedrock type setups.
With the considerable assortment of hand planes in my shop, I find I that I tend to reach for the same four planes, These are a No. 4.5, No. 7, Standard angle Block and Lo-angle Block. I very often grab the Standard angle block plane as a small smoother when working on small parts. It works well, is light and easy to maneuver. The bench smoother is a Bedrock type No. 4.5 and is my most frequently used hand plane. The longer No.7 is used to work long edges and flatten boards. The Lo-angle block plane is used primarily for planing across short edges and ends of boards. I reach for some of the other specialty planes when the need arises. The conclusion to all this is that more often than not I find myself reaching for these four hand planes. It is easier to keep these hand planes blades sharp and thus maintain fewer tools. This was not planned but a method of work developed over the years for reasons of efficiency, versatility and speed.
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