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Author Archives: Len Sirota

Fine Woodworking – Interlocking Chinese Joinery

Legacy HCWG Posted on Jul 1st 2017 by Len SirotaJul 1st 2017

Video: Interlocking Chinese Joinery For centuries, Chinese cabinetmakers have been constructing beautiful and well-engineered pieces. Andrew Hunter studied the secrets behind ancient Chinese joinery, and was inspired to share them with you in this video. He shows four joints that … Continue reading →

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For Sale: Delta Unisaw Table Saw 3hp

Legacy HCWG Posted on Mar 22nd 2016 by Len SirotaMay 18th 2016

The saw is in excellent condition. It’s on a Delta mobile base. It has just been rebuilt with new bearings. The splitter/guard has been modified to make it quick release (less excuse for not using it!). It has the Delta … Continue reading →

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For Sale: Lie Nielsen Tools and More

Legacy HCWG Posted on Jun 29th 2015 by Len SirotaMay 23rd 2016

Lie Nielsen Plane #5 1/2.  Looks like it may never have been used Sells for $375, asking $300.

Lie Nielsen Chisels.  5/16″ Mortise chisel sells for $65, asking $50.   5/16″ bevel edge chisel sells for $55, asking $40.  Both are in very nice condition, but have been used.

Lie Nielsen (?) It is brass and marked only with the angle. Plane frog.  It is 55 degree bevel and 2 3/8″ wide.  Appears to be new.  If I have it right, it sells for $65.  Asking $50.

Veritas Plane blade/iron.  New.  It is model # 05P3404.  2 1/4′” wide.  50 degree.  A2.  Sells for $60, asking $45.

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Help Needed with Porter Cable Dovetail Jig

Legacy HCWG Posted on Jan 8th 2015 by Len SirotaMay 23rd 2016

I am trying to use my new Porter Cable dovetail jig (4216 with the 3 templates) for a sliding dovetail joint. I can’t seem to get the tenon to the right thickness. The adjustments are not really fine since they require loosening and tightening a large knob and a backing nut on each side. Any suggestion on how to best do it? Is there a good way to measure it while adjusting to know when it is right?

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