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Clean Cuts on Rough Grain

If you’re having a problem getting a clean cut surface on a particularly difficult grain area on a turning project, take the lightest cut possible with the sharpest gouge you can hone.

by Reader Submitted • Oct 18, 2011 • Tricks of the Trade
New Twist on Tricky Tenons

I make walking canes from tree limbs fitted to their handles with a round tenon.

by Reader Submitted • Oct 19, 2010 • Cutting, Tricks of the Trade
Cutting Uniform Slots

I use this moveable stop to cut a series of evenly spaced slots with my radial arm saw.

by Reader Submitted • Jun 16, 2009 • Tricks of the Trade
Bevel Sharpening Angle

If I change the shape of my bevel during sharpening, do I just keep going and just make a new angle?

by Reader Submitted • Feb 10, 2009 • Q & A

Clean Cuts on Rough Grain