Excellent resource

How to do a lot of things to do with tools

Harry Dodds	15/10/2009 20:21:32
32 forum posts 3 photos	This is a goldmine. >> How-to guides << This might be heretical, in a forum like this, but I have to confess that. much as I enjoy working with wood, I'm much more interested in the tools. This website is very useful indeed for anyone who shares my interests. Edited By sparky on 15/10/2009 22:38:38
Oddjob	15/10/2009 20:46:54
1635 forum posts 79 photos	Wow! That is some site there Harry. It will take a week or two to read that goldmine of information. Thanks for the address - I've added it to my favourites for futur reference. Richard
Alan T.	19/10/2009 11:10:17
1033 forum posts 98 photos	Hello Harry, A very comprehensive reference guide. Thankyou for sharing with us. Alan T.
Vaughn	19/10/2009 21:13:44
92 forum posts 34 photos	hi harry thanks for the link, this is what the forum is all about! please fill in your profile, and we'll always send you stuff in turn, for example, have you been here? http://www.supertool.com/StanleyBG/stan0a.html i can't imagine you will find a better site to evaluate stanley planes etc, and tools in general. the guy is an encyclopaedia. definately for the toold nut/coolector, i've consulted this more than once before buying an old tool. regards vaughn
Harry Dodds	20/10/2009 16:45:56
32 forum posts 3 photos	Thank you, Vaughan - it's a really solid, useful site. There are two equally interesting an useful sites for Record: http://www.recordhandplanes.com/ and http://www.record-planes.com/
Daniel	20/10/2009 17:40:11
20 forum posts	This one is also really useful.. http://www.woodgears.ca
Harry Dodds	20/10/2009 18:28:23
32 forum posts 3 photos	Fascinating - a really creative character. It would be nice to know, though, who will be the first forum poster to have their collar felt for playing with marbles, or potatoes and propane/oxygen mixtures... Harry
Daniel	20/10/2009 19:58:57
20 forum posts	Yes, I did wonder the same when I saw his latest postings the other week. Aside from these, his use of wooden engineering is very clever http://www.woodgears.ca/box_joint/jig.html Also take a look at where he grew up.. Health and Safety would have a field day! http://www.sentex.ca/~mwandel/sawmill/sawmill.html Daniel