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Making Card Scrapers From Some Old Handsaws

In this video I make some card scrapers (also known as cabinet scrapers) out of some old rusty handsaws that I found in a skip by the side of a road.

How to sharpen a card scraper: How To Sharpen A Card Scraper / Cabinet Scraper To Get Wood Shavings https://youtu.be/h-KYqsAPMqk

Bahco Card Scraper https://amzn.to/2xwkjfk (UK) https://amzn.to/2D8p18V (US)

Narex Burnisher https://amzn.to/2PR9gFd (UK) https://amzn.to/2xtA6vu (US)

Slot Mortiser - handheld & cordless using the Makita trim router

In this video I make a handheld cordless slot mortiser using the Makita trim router and some scraps of wood and metal from around the workshop.

Pask Makes Handheld Mortiser video: https://bit.ly/2NOfipe

Pask Makes plans: https://bit.ly/2wNGv4h

Makita Cordless Trim Router DRT50 (UK): https://amzn.to/2wDRjla

Makita Cordless Trim Router XTR01 (US): https://amzn.to/2Q6DFA7

Makita Corded Trim Router RT0700 (UK): https://amzn.to/2Q49tWa

How To Make A Beeswax & Oil Furniture Polish For Wood Finishing

In this video I’ll be demonstrating how I my own oil wax wood finishing product.

But first, I thought I'd explain why, as there were a few reasons

Firstly I’ve recently run out of Briwax which is a product that I use quite often as a finish, at least for items I make that don’t need a lot of protection from moisture.

Secondly, Briwax is great for adding a really smooth finish and a nice subtle sheen to wood, but it doesn’t really pop the grain, so what I usually do is apply boiled linseed oil to pop the grain

Making A Teleprompter / Autocue

In this video I make a simple teleprompter / autocue to help speed up my workflow for filming

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Making A Sander Cabinet

In this video I make a simple wall mounted cabinet to hold my sander, sanding discs and wet and dry paper.

Storage Rack For Sheet Materials (Plywood, OSB, MDF, Chipboard, Melamine etc)

In this video I'm going to build a sheet materials storage rack to hold all my plywood, OSB, melamine, chipboard and MDF.

I've already done a 3D drawing using SketchUp to design what I want to make. I designed the rack to be as compact as possible but also have the ability to hold a full 8ft by 4ft sheet. It's not often I use full sheets, because most of my work is with reclaimed materials but I still want the ability to be able to store them.

I based the dimensions for my rack to fit insie an alcove in my storage lock up, but if you

How To Make A Leather Strop - For Honing Your Cutting Edge

In this video I demonstrate how I made my leather strop and make six new ones using leather and hardwood ply offcuts

For sharpening I use the following items:

Restoring Two Old Spokeshaves

I donned a pair of gloves for this as it was about to get messy.

I'd start the cleaning process with some 80 grit abrasive paper and some 220 grit wet and dry paper stuck to a melamine board with some sticky back tape.

I started cleaning up the top of the cap iron, and eventually revealed that it was made by Record, which was a pleasant surprise.

So here I'm just removing the rust, I'm not trying to make it look new like it just came out of the factory, I actually like my tools to look like they've had some use.

Next I worked o

Making A Small Air Filtration Unit (FAIL)

In this video I'm going to be making a small air filtration unit for my workshop.

Making A Large Beam Compass

I looked through my scrap pile and found a piece of what I think is ash, which measured 600mm in length and 27mm square.

I'd start by drilling a hole for the pencil, and using calipers I measured the width of a pencil at 7mm. I drilled a 7mm hole, but that was a bit tight so I came back with an 8mm bit, and then the pencil could slide in.

I raised the blade on my tablesaw and then moved the fence so that the workpiece was centred to the blade, and made a cut through the hole, and a bit further. I rotated the workpiece making cuts