
Hand Tool Special Interest Group
Requirements: Intro to the Guild.
Presenter: Ken Hall
Topic for February 22, 2024 :
Fixtures that help you use hand tools
Come and learn how to make fixtures to use with hand tools at the bench. After a brief demonstration and discussion, you will get an opportunity to practice your skills at making fixtures with hand tools and for hand tools. We will make plane stops, bench hooks, put pads on the holdfasts, make sticking boards, and shooting boards. Bring your hand tools and let’s get to work outfitting the bench properly.
*Bring your tools for building with hand tools or use ones in the Studio.*
Ken Hall, will give a demonstration, lead a discussion and answer questions about some of the most useful (and sometimes mysterious) tools in the workshop.
If you are not on the Hand Tool SIG email list please contact handtool.lead@guildoforegonwoodworkers.org to be added to the Hand Tool SIG email list.
For additional information or questions contact: Ken Hall, 503-702-7841, ken@old-scholls.com
Note: The Hand Tool SIG does not meet in November or December due to conflicts with holidays.
This SIG is for anyone interested in hand tools no matter your skill or knowledge level. Come and learn or share your knowledge with other Guild members.
For additional information or questions contact: Ken Hall, 503-702-7841, ken@old-scholls.com
All Guild members are welcome at no charge. Please Register.
If you are not on the Hand Tool SIG email list please contact the Handtool SIG Leader to be added to the Hand Tool SIG email list.
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- Staying Home When Sick: Members are urged to prioritize their health and the health of others by refraining from attending guild events, workshops, or gatherings when experiencing symptoms of a contagious illness, especially those associated with COVID-19.
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