Just a quick audio update from Woodworking in America where I just sat in on a saw sharpening seminar with Mike Wenzloff. His discussion about crowding the saw file to properly shape your saw teeth was particularly interesting.
Shannon,
Nice work on the Tansu. I like the design.
Interesting…I usually chamfer the end grain first and hen go to the long grain so that any tearout is removed. However, as I think about it, it seems that both methods will work!
You did scare me a little when rebating the stopped groves for the back at the table saw. I’m a bit leery of small pieces like that with my hand so close to the blade – maybe hand tools or the router table with a hand screw/clamp to hold the piece as you move it past the cutter?
–Mark
The Craftsman’s Path
