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Woodworking Tools

57 blueprints available

Blueprints (57)

Clamping Caul: Zinc Plate with a Pine Backing Board (Adamson, 1889)

Clamping Caul: Zinc Plate with a Pine Backing Board (Adamson, 1889)

by WoodyNO

Woodworking

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Clamping Caul: Plain Pine Board Shaped to the Work (Adamson, 1889)

Clamping Caul: Plain Pine Board Shaped to the Work (Adamson, 1889)

by WoodyNO

Woodworking

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Veneer Hammer: an Iron Strip Set in a Wooden Head (Work, 1889)

Veneer Hammer: an Iron Strip Set in a Wooden Head (Work, 1889)

by WoodyNO

Woodworking

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Winding Sticks: a Pair of Parallel Mahogany Strips Planed Together (Work, 1889)

Winding Sticks: a Pair of Parallel Mahogany Strips Planed Together (Work, 1889)

by WoodyNO

Woodworking

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Rip Saw: Diamond-Pointed Teeth Bevelled from One Face (Cassell's Cyclopaedia, 1904)

Rip Saw: Diamond-Pointed Teeth Bevelled from One Face (Cassell's Cyclopaedia, 1904)

by WoodyNO

Woodworking Tools

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Rip Saw: a Hand Saw Filed with Upright Teeth and Little Set (Cassell's Cyclopaedia, 1904)

Rip Saw: a Hand Saw Filed with Upright Teeth and Little Set (Cassell's Cyclopaedia, 1904)

by WoodyNO

Woodworking Tools

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Saw Set: a Bevelled Iron Block (Shop Notes, 1909)

Saw Set: a Bevelled Iron Block (Shop Notes, 1909)

by ForgeNO

Industry 2.0 — Electricity, Steel & Oil (1870)

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Belt Sander: a Lathe-Driven Garnet-Belt Sander (Shop Notes, 1919)

Belt Sander: a Lathe-Driven Garnet-Belt Sander (Shop Notes, 1919)

by WoodyNO

Woodworking Tools

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Workbench: a Pine Bench with a Laminated Maple Top and Vise (Boy Mechanic, 1913)

Workbench: a Pine Bench with a Laminated Maple Top and Vise (Boy Mechanic, 1913)

by WoodyNO

Woodworking Tools

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Workbench: a Pine Bench with a Plank Top and Vise (Boy Mechanic, 1913)

Workbench: a Pine Bench with a Plank Top and Vise (Boy Mechanic, 1913)

by WoodyNO

Woodworking Tools

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Fit: A Joint That Needs a Mallet Is Too Tight

Fit: A Joint That Needs a Mallet Is Too Tight

by WoodyNO

Woodworking

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Dovetails: Why They Point One Way, and What That Buys You

Dovetails: Why They Point One Way, and What That Buys You

by WoodyNO

Woodworking

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The Mortise and Tenon: What Each Part of It Is Actually For

The Mortise and Tenon: What Each Part of It Is Actually For

by WoodyNO

Woodworking

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Why a Butt Joint Fails: End Grain Does Not Glue

Why a Butt Joint Fails: End Grain Does Not Glue

by WoodyNO

Woodworking

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Twist, Cup and Bow: Winding Sticks Make the Invisible Obvious

Twist, Cup and Bow: Winding Sticks Make the Invisible Obvious

by WoodyNO

Woodworking

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The Marking Gauge: Distance From a Surface, Not a Number

The Marking Gauge: Distance From a Surface, Not a Number

by WoodyNO

Woodworking

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The Knife Line: A Mark You Can Put a Chisel Into

The Knife Line: A Mark You Can Put a Chisel Into

by WoodyNO

Woodworking

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Is Your Square Actually Square? Test It, Because Nothing Else Will

Is Your Square Actually Square? Test It, Because Nothing Else Will

by WoodyNO

Woodworking

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Face Side and Face Edge: Everything Is Measured From the Same Two Surfaces

Face Side and Face Edge: Everything Is Measured From the Same Two Surfaces

by WoodyNO

Woodworking

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Dividers: Laying Out Without Measuring Anything At All

Dividers: Laying Out Without Measuring Anything At All

by WoodyNO

Woodworking

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Cumulative Error: Why You Measure From One End, Not Piece to Piece

Cumulative Error: Why You Measure From One End, Not Piece to Piece

by MarkFI

Woodworking

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Which Clamp: What Each Type Is For, and Making Your Own

Which Clamp: What Each Type Is For, and Making Your Own

by WoodyNO

Woodworking Tools

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The Dry Run: Assemble It Once With No Glue at All

The Dry Run: Assemble It Once With No Glue at All

by WoodyNO

Woodworking

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Clamping Pressure: Enough, Even, and Not Too Much

Clamping Pressure: Enough, Even, and Not Too Much

by WoodyNO

Woodworking

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