Rob Cosman's Wood-Hinge Individual Jigs: 1/4 inch Woodriver

Rob Cosman's Wood-Hinge Individual Jigs: 1/4 inch WoodriverMaster craftsman Dale Nish taught me how to make an amazing wood hinge for boxes. A wooden dowel is cut into segments, a shallow hole is drilled in the center of each dowel and a small pin is inserted into the hole for the dowel segments to pivot on. I've made thousands of boxes using this style of hinge and I have designed four jigs to precisely drill the hole in the center of dowel segments (the most difficult task). Product Details Four individual

upgrades the five adjustment screws on your WoodRiver bevel down bench planes

especially for woodworkers who work with tight tolerances

Card scrapers are the tool of choice when working with tear-out prone wood that will not respond well to a plane

This configuration gives the moveable jaw enough room to pivot about 10 degrees while riding smoothly on the bushings

Our star design makes it easy for you to reach and turn the adjuster with your fingers and easy for you to reach the frog adjustment screw with a screwdriver

characterized by the fineness of its crystalline structure as compared to other wax structure such as paraffin

020" thick

While the risk of injury or illness at our  workshop is very low

and yes they cost more than drills made in China

Handles are engraved with the size of the kerf so there's no confusion if you own multiple

Please see Rob Cosman's Hand Saw: Crosscut product page for all the details about this saw

using the knurled handle lock the cutters in place