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Amathuluzi Okhuni
Ama-Blueprint angu-47 ayatholakala
Ama-Blueprint (47)

Fit: A Joint That Needs a Mallet Is Too Tight
ngu-Woody
Umsebenzi Wokhuni
27
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Dovetails: Why They Point One Way, and What That Buys You
ngu-Woody
Umsebenzi Wokhuni
19
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The Mortise and Tenon: What Each Part of It Is Actually For
ngu-Woody
Umsebenzi Wokhuni
24
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Why a Butt Joint Fails: End Grain Does Not Glue
ngu-Woody
Umsebenzi Wokhuni
25
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Twist, Cup and Bow: Winding Sticks Make the Invisible Obvious
ngu-Woody
Umsebenzi Wokhuni
32
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The Marking Gauge: Distance From a Surface, Not a Number
ngu-Woody
Umsebenzi Wokhuni
18
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The Knife Line: A Mark You Can Put a Chisel Into
ngu-Woody
Umsebenzi Wokhuni
25
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Is Your Square Actually Square? Test It, Because Nothing Else Will
ngu-Woody
Umsebenzi Wokhuni
25
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Face Side and Face Edge: Everything Is Measured From the Same Two Surfaces
ngu-Woody
Umsebenzi Wokhuni
20
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Dividers: Laying Out Without Measuring Anything At All
ngu-Woody
Umsebenzi Wokhuni
20
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Cumulative Error: Why You Measure From One End, Not Piece to Piece
ngu-Mark
Umsebenzi Wokhuni
19
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Which Clamp: What Each Type Is For, and Making Your Own
ngu-Woody
Amathuluzi Okhuni
19
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The Dry Run: Assemble It Once With No Glue at All
ngu-Woody
Umsebenzi Wokhuni
19
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Clamping Pressure: Enough, Even, and Not Too Much
ngu-Woody
Umsebenzi Wokhuni
33
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Binding, Wandering and Snatching: Reading a Cut That Goes Wrong
ngu-Woody
Amathuluzi Okhuni
28
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The Hacksaw: Blade Tension, TPI, and the Three-Tooth Rule
ngu-Forge
Amathuluzi Ensimbi
27
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The Tooth and the Kerf: Why a Saw Cuts a Slot Wider Than Itself
ngu-Woody
Amathuluzi Okhuni
27
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Starting a Cut: The First Three Strokes Decide the Rest
ngu-Woody
Amathuluzi Okhuni
22
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Sharpening and Setting a Saw: Joint, Set, File — In That Order
ngu-Woody
Amathuluzi Okhuni
17
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Sawing Square: Two Lines at Once, and Fixing a Cut That Drifts
ngu-Woody
Amathuluzi Okhuni
29
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Sawing a Curve: Coping, Fret and Bow Saws
ngu-Woody
Amathuluzi Okhuni
23
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Rip and Crosscut: Two Saws Because Wood Has a Grain
ngu-Woody
Amathuluzi Okhuni
21
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The Clearance Hole: Why the Bolt Should Not Touch the Top Part
ngu-Forge
Amathuluzi Ensimbi
23
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Choosing the Fastener: Screw, Bolt, Stud, Rivet
ngu-Martin
Ezomshini
23
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