I have raised panels by hand before and was going to try and make a tombstone raised panel by hand (for a spice box). Anyone know a good technique? I've made these before with power tools. My thoughts were to use a rasps to hog away the wood around the arch, then use a chisel or scrapper to...
I saw on e-bay where someone is selling decales for the totes of Stanley planes. They looked really good. This caught my eye because a few weeks back I saw a 1930's #4 in somewhat rough shape with a the decale on the tote, and the bidding went nuts. I wondered how the decale could still be...
I'm making a queen annes desk-on-frame out of cherry and would like input regarding the carbiole legs. Once cut out, I shapped the legs using a rasp and a mill file. I know they didn't have "sand paper" in the day to smooth the leg, and I can get the leg fairly smooth with a mill file and card...
Making some tombstone doors and was curious as to how the dado was cut into the top arch. I imagine some type of curved dado plane was used, or perhaps a modified "old womans tooth." Any ideas?
I find myself garvitating more towards hand tools.
Thanks
Joe
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