|
|
|
|
The Highland Woodworker
Episode 30
|
|
|
|
In this episode:
-
Moment with a Master: Meet furniture conservator and restorations expert Len Reinhardt. Find out the necessary skills to accomplish this unique work and how Len's studies and experience prepared him for the work. Observe how he evaluates a piece of furniture for restoration and plans his work to accomplish the owner's objectives.
-
Feature: A nineteenth-century guild trained master craftsman, Johann Lotz, built his showcase house at what was to be the site of one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War — The Battle of Franklin, Tennessee. An exclusive look inside the historic Lotz House where we learn about the builder's amazing story, touch the tools he used and examine his incredible work.
-
In Fine Woodworking Magazine's Finer Points, Mike Pekovich demonstrates how to use blue tape to improve cutting dovetails. It's a tip that will really stick with you!
-
The Toolbox takes a peek at Paul Sellers new "Essential" book on working wood with handtools.
Please join us for another episode
of woodworking fun, education and adventure on
The Highland Woodworker Web TV show, with our host Charles Brock
|
|
|
|
Check Out These Fine Additions to Your Workshop
|
Top 20 Woodworking Books
Click here for more info
|
Top 5 Leigh Jigs
Click here
for more info
|
Top 10
Veritas Tools
Click here
for more info
|
Top 10 Festool
Power Tools
Click here
for more info
|
|
|
SawStop Professional Cabinet Tablesaw PCS
- Unique brake design detects hand or finger contact with the sawblade, instantly stopping and retracting the blade helping to avoid serious injury.
- 99% dust collection system, robust design and construction and unrivaled fit and finish make it the obvious choice when upgrading your old saw or outfitting your shop with a tablesaw for the first time.
- Get the safest tablesaw on the market into your shop.
Click here for more info
|
|
|
Top 10 Lie-Nielsen Hand Tools
Click here
for more info
|
SAVE
on a Quality
Workbench
CLICK HERE
for more info
|
Rikon Bandsaws
Click here
for more info
|
LEGENDARY
Wood Slicer Resawing Blades
Just got a 1/2" Wood Slicer for a project. Put it on, re-tuned the band saw and POW! Right out of the box I'm slicing off veneers of hard maple that measure consistently .030". I'm impressed. The blade is everything it's cracked up to be, sharp, consistent, quiet and it leaves a surface that a couple strokes of a scraper will take care of. I'll be back for more. — Doug F
|
|
|
