| Blog series by mafe | updated 03-01-2016 11:43 PM | 3 parts | 27318 reads | 55 comments total |
Part 1: MaFeBurnisher (scraper set up tool) Blog updated 4oct2010
MaFeBurnisher BLOGscraper set up tool Ok I posted the project, and here are the blog, since there seems to be some wishes for that now… If there are wishes, I’ll make a work drawing with measures, but I think it’s quite ‘out the road’.(And thank you, I’m better today, so I could spend a little quality time in the work shop 2×40 min.). The project comes from different ideas I have seen around, and the fact I’m not all happy for my VERITAS...
Part 2: Card scraper stands quick and clean.
Card scraper standsquick and clean. Yes this is no rocket science, but a quick and joyful practical project that can be made even if all the tools you own is a handsaw and you need no experience to make it.The reason I never made one before are the fact I only had a few card scrapers, so I had no need.The reason I share this project are that I think it’s a wonderful simple project that organize and can make the tools be at hand when needed. I used to have only three card scrapers ...
Part 3: Card scrapers from sawblade - make your own
Card scrapers from sawblademake your own Sometimes we need sizes that you cant buy, like here when I was making some spoons.Also this is a chance to recycle an old saw blade and most of all to make some tools. ;-) I had this saw blade in a scrap box for quite some time, not the ideal blade since the steel are quite hard, so an old saw would be better, the type of saw you can hand sharpen, but this did fine and was quite thin so it gives a good flex on the small scrapers. First step w...
I'm a Danish architect form 1968, who have retired because of a spinal neck operation with a bad result. This is now giving me the chance to spend some time on my old passion 'woodworking', and allows me to work with all the lovely tools from different cultures of this world.
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