about how easy it is to make segmented rings.

Also he tells you how to make the sled too. The forth one is something all will have to try.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl...pFNE1CHsc4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl...Yl-qDN1HtI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl...w31oNcFI_Y

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-ZxTnnv...detailpage


If anyone is going to make the sled and stopper PLEASE make an extra ones for me since I just can not see how to do it.

Enjoy

Arlin

Arlin,

I have two brand new ones which are sharp and ready to go. I will send you one you which may keep for the postage.

Awesome! Great recognition to those who have served!

Thanks for posting this!

Bump it forward!

Just what I need. Another tool taking up space.

Good thing it wasn't a short piece and your hands went with the board into the bit.

Well the one hing I hate about our back door is the divided light. It has the grill on the outside. Never again as its a royal pita to clean the grills catch and hold dirt and if you do decide to paint that's a pain too.

Our front door we went with a feather river fiberglass door with one of their stained glass inserts. Very nice door well made and painted easily. Just remember with fiberglass doors you need to use an oil based paint. Ours has been in for 4 years now and still looks like new over than a little chip where someone had the deadbolt out a little when the closed the door. I notice it after painting but no one else does...

Call and leave a message.

He will get back to you.

I have bought some stuff from Pat and it was well made and shipped promptly.

After I posted about not buying anymore tools last week. I fell off the wagon . I found a 10" wide Wilcox bench vise (Modle231S??), after picking it up and putting it down 5-6 times it followed home with me. It has a pop up dog and a quick release. I'd tried to find some information but not coming up with much. Anyone know anything about the vise would be greatly appreciated.
I plan to restore it this winter any information restoring old vises would be appreciated too.

TIA

Richard

That precise project is why I bought the Leigh 24" jig. As I see it, you have two options: First, learn to cut dovetails by hand. Second, buy a 24" jig.

Put a WTB post down in S&S - they've been coming up for sale recently.

I know I bought a handle some years back....... I just don't recall from who

Because the head of the handle, to make the blades swapable, would have to be metal, if I was doing my own I would be tempted to make a separate handle for each blade.

I know the handles today (MK-8) are smaller then the handles of "yore". Actually I don't use the handle for the regular set at all, but instead I use the handle off the smaller set. Which appears to be the size of the handle now shipping with the Mk8

I know some of the "pros" use no handle at all, they just hold the blade perfectly right and have no issues.