There is an easier way.
In this video you’ll see a special dowel being used ta essentially clamp the cracked joint tight until the glue drys
Watch the easiest way I’ve seen to repair a cracked stair tread.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4ixXEoCMRw
Whether you use oil stones, water stones, a 1″ belt sander or sandpaper like Cody the principles are the same for sharpening chisels.
The back needs to be flat and polished at least near the tip.
The two edges need to have no wore round corners between them and the back.
then the front bevel angle needs to be set for tho kind of material you will be chiseling.
The you sharpen the tip.
Watch the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5gA0F9qDms
Camille and Kennerly have done it again performing The Bard’s Song from the Hobbit.
What I like about their videos is that in addition to the great sounding music is the actual video production.
The site, the backgrounds and the wardrobe. and they do most of that themselves.
Have a look and listen:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EF8KNTfGoA
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Not all table saws have the safety features that the newer saws have that are shown in this video. So follow the rules.
Rule #1 Keep your fingers away from the blade. Always have a push stick handy.
Rule #2 Never stand directly behind the blade. And orient your saw so no one else will be behind the blade.
Rule #3 Always use an off feed table. A 4 x 8 sheet of plywood on some saw horses works great.
Rule #4 Never let go of the piece of wood between the fence and the blade. Push it through till it is past the blade.
Rule #5 Keep the blade as low as possible – a 1/4″ above the thickness of the stock is OK.
Rule #6 Never allow a short piece of stock to lie free between the blade and another object (usually the fence) The piece can rotate and once it comes into contact with the teeth of the blade it will get flung to the farthest corner of your shop. Always push pieces through so they are well past the back side of the blade!
Watch the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRygWpXXYJ4
Things like asteroid impacts, super volcano eruptions, an EMP pulse from the sun (or nuclear explosion), wars or economic collapse.
These type of disasters have happened in the past and will happen again.
The utilities we rely on could go down for a year or more. The food chain will be disrupted.
You will need some basic tools to survive. Lets start with some wood gathering tools
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SR2cL7A9eds
This bench top has a unique design in that it has a tool well in the middle.
This well is very handy in that it leaves the workbench top surface free to move the pieces being worked on to be moved around.
At the same time you have a handy place to put the tools you will be needing.
Watch as Cody glues up the skit well boards:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxGeNngLWFo
These are some of the router secrets used by professional woodworkers every day.
Secrets for cutting slots the exact width you want.
Secrets for cutting circles and ovals
Router table adjustment secrets.
Base plate secrets and many more.
Discover these router tips and tricks and you too can become a router wizard just like the pros.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9ezT0oToFU
