Rob Cosman's Sharpening Rule Woodriver

Rob Cosman's Sharpening Rule WoodriverOur sharpening ruler includes a small "hook" on one end so that it catches on the sharpening stone to help the ruler not slide around. The most innovative technique in plane sharpening over the last 35 years is the "ruler trick" by David Charlesworth. Traditionally, a sharp cutting edge is achieved by honing the back of your plane blade until it is dead flat (this takes hours), then you hone the primary bevel to achieve a razor sharp edge. David

The grit and micron equivalents are marked on the underside of the stone and visible through the glass side for easy identification

Marking your dovetail pins and tails can be a laborious task if you do not have a well designed marker

The face of these bench dogs are milled with a 3 degree negative slant so that they grab and force your lumber down onto the workbench top

Crosscut Tooth Geometry

Designed to fit vintage Stanley and Record LEFT HAND threaded bench planes numbers 5

Starrett Model: C635-500

01 micron of one another

great grandfather did - tapping the sap from sugar maple trees and carefully boiling out the water from the sap until they get pure maple syrup

Like all forstner bits

chip-breaker screw

The cutter is attached to the rod with 6/32 inch threaded end screw with a hex head

Add these jaw opening springs to your Moxon Vise and take it to the next level