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Breaker Bars
An 8 foot steel fence post can be cut into 3′ and 5′ cheater bars that are pretty strong. Continue…
Brace Drill, Brace and Bit
Braces Review (as in brace and bit) We get requests for these and I was thinking about selling them. The Boy Scouts still require them for the woodworking merit badge and missionaries like them. So I went online to see … Continue…
Tags: hand tools, Quality
How Much Should Braze Alloy Flow
When brazing a half inch long carbide saw tip to a steel saw plate. The braze alloy flat should be 0.005” to 0.010” maximum with a half inch long tip White bars The braze alloy should flow onto the plate … Continue…
Tags: brazed tools, saw blades
An incredible video on saw and router safety.
An incredible video on saw and router safety. http://www.newwoodworker.com/basic/kickback2012.html Go to the bottom and scroll over the big “Work Safely” square.
Tags: kickbacks, saw safety
Secret Places Fishing Map
Secret Places Fishing Map Prof. Higbee’s secret places fishing map This is Professor Higbee’s map of the State of Washington showing every stream, crick, creek, river, trickle, whatever in the entire state of Washington. It came with three free books; … Continue…
Stellite Information
Stellite Information Continue…
Newspapers Get Back To Their Roots
Get it? I thought it was funny. Anyway, I was very excited to read about this the other day over at Inhabitat. Taking recycling to the next level, Mieke Meijer and the design company Vij5 have created a wood-like product … Continue…
Tags: green manufactoring, new wood, newspaper wood, recycling, strange wood, sustainable woodworking
How to Buy Custom Carbide Parts
How to Buy Custom Carbide Parts and the value of test parts Continue…
Tags: About Carbide Processors, Quality
Emily had the baby
Emily had the baby. Little Aaron was 9 lbs. 8 oz. He was born late Thursday night, September 29. Mother and child are doing beautifully. Renee, Leslie and I will be covering for Emily for the next two months. Renee … Continue…
The Difference Between Non-Sparking Tools and Insulated Tools
Both insulated and spark resistant tools are tools created to protect you from a harmful environment, but they’re also very different. When working with electricity you generally want to shut off all power to what you’re working on, but that … Continue…
Tags: Electrical hazards, Electrical safety tools, Electrician supplies, Electrician Tools, Electricity tools, insulated tools, Non-sparking tools
