Welcome to Wood Talk #617! On today’s show, we’re talking about a cutting method for small parts, a faster way to make picture frame stock, and annealing steel.
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News and Announcements
Explanation of the last show.
We raised over $25k for the PHP!
What’s on the Bench
Marc: Filmed Dave Boyt and Norwood Sawmills.
Matt: Not much.
Shannon: Wall shelf.
Kickback
Von Welch: Finished his workbench.
Eric Pellerin: Found purpose in a local makerspace.
Questions
Tom: What size dumbbells to use for adding weight to large glue-ups?
Joseph: Safe ways to cut small, thin parts on manual miter saws.
Mitch: How to speed up cutting rabbets and roundovers on picture frame stock.
Stephen: Advice on annealing and re-hardening steel for hand tool restoration.
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