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Make Your Own Woodworking Tools Metalwork Techniques To Create Customize And Sharpen In The Home Workshop Mike Burton

Name: Make Your Own Woodworking Tools Metalwork Techniques To Create Customize And Sharpen In The Home Workshop Mike Burton
SKU: BELL-52631186
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.25 (98 reviews)

SKU: BELL-52631186

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Make Your Own Woodworking Tools Metalwork Techniques To Create Customize And Sharpen In The Home Workshop Mike Burton instant download after payment.

Publisher: Fox Chapel

File Extension: PDF

File size: 25.75 MB

Pages: 225

Author: Mike Burton

ISBN: 9781565233065, 1565233069

Language: English

Year: 2006

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Make Your Own Woodworking Tools Metalwork Techniques To Create Customize And Sharpen In The Home Workshop Mike Burton by Mike Burton 9781565233065, 1565233069 instant download after payment.

Praising the simplicity and economy of customized handles and blades made from recycled materials, this manual details the construction and assembly of handmade tools that can be fitted to individual hands and are designed to keep a razor-sharp edge. An extensive section on salvage steel provides advice about choosing metal, and an in-depth analysis of heat treatment explains how to get a hard cutting-edge while keeping the back of the knife soft for greater strength. In addition, a section on making handles recommends techniques for shaping and carving wood to distribute pressure over a large area of the heel of the hand in order to relieve stress on the wrist and arm.