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In this chapter I deal with how to
mark a shoulder line using my
Japanese marking knife and
engineers try-square
However since publishing this
series of images I bought a Ron
Hock marking knife, and I would
highly recommend this blade,
providing that it has been altered
to the same profile as my
Japanese marking knife. I will
explain why under this chapter.
These can be obtained from the
manufacturer Hocktools
mark a shoulder line using my
Japanese marking knife and
engineers try-square
However since publishing this
series of images I bought a Ron
Hock marking knife, and I would
highly recommend this blade,
providing that it has been altered
to the same profile as my
Japanese marking knife. I will
explain why under this chapter.
These can be obtained from the
manufacturer Hocktools
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In this chapter I explain a different
system of marking the face side
and face edge.
The benefit with this method of
marking is that you will know in
which way to plane the timber.
system of marking the face side
and face edge.
The benefit with this method of
marking is that you will know in
which way to plane the timber.
and are available in the UK from
www.workshopheaven.com
www.workshopheaven.com
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