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  1. Marking Tools

    This was my gift for the Summer 2016 swap. A marking knife from O1 steel, heat-treated in the shop. I also made the brass ferrule. Handle is African Blackwood, and shaped very thin. The Black Walnut pencil holder was very simple, but I hope it can be used anywhere; shop or office or kitchen...
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  2. Awl This Could Have Been Yours...

    ...If you had participated in the Summer 2016 Tool Swap. These were the marking tools that I made for the 2016 Marking and Layout tool swap. Both the awl and the Japanese marking knife and handle were inspired by articles from the now defunct Shopnotes magazine. Instead of buying a Japanese...
    ambrosia awl birdcage copper ferrule hickory marking knife metal patina square summer 2016 tool swap try square walnut

  3. Summer 2016 Tool Swap

    The primary wood on both is walnut. The gauge has a face of American holly harvested from my property and air dried for several years. The shape was laid out with a French curve, cut out on the bandsaw, then rounded on the router. Marking range is 1/16" - 3-3/4" (I think). It's on the small side...
    2016 awl marking gauge summer 2016 tool swap swap

  4. Tool Swap

    It was a great thing to participate in the latest tool swap. I had a lot of fun and received a very handy and nice looking marking knife and marking gauge from ShaneA. I sent along the two items pictured here, A scratch awl and a woodworkers pencil. Both made from reclaimed Heart Pine barn wood...
    awl lathe pencil summer 2016 tool swap tools

  5. Marking Tool Set for Swap

    This is a set of marking tools I made for TerryR in the Layout and Marking Tool Swap we just completed. I decided to experiment with laminating some turning blanks so I got out some Walnut and Cherry and glued it up a few different ways. The scratch awl was a Celtic Knot lamination I had made...
    awl birdcage awl marking gauge marking knife summer 2016 tool swap
  6. Focus on the Workspace
    Major thanks to Mark Schultz and others who posted in his thread on triple-wall PVC for dust collection. My small shop finally has pipe instead of hose. I'll share a couple things I learned or figured out. 1) the miter saw, equipped with a good cross-cut blade, works great for cutting this...
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