Wood Carving

I’ve asked similar questions but hopfully this will help me. Here’s my list please fix or add tools to it…

bit and brace
carving knife
drawknife
mallet
froe
rip saw
crosscut saw
guages
bevel
spokeshave
planes ( help on this one )
gouge chisels
tri-square
mortise chisels
bench chisels
miter saw
rasps + files
sandpaper
coping saw
sharpening stone

Block Plane
Hand drill with wood cutting bits

That is all tools I can think of. You have a pretty good list.

Hello

I live in an apartment in Toronto and I cannot have big tools like band-saw or bench drill etc…

Is there some kind of public place where we can use professional tools in Toronto for our own projects?

Thank you very much if you can help!

try a high school, they might rent you something

I have a list of tools to start looking for ( have little to none now ) so any critiquing or adjusting of mine as well as others i missed is welcomed. Thanks

bit and brace
auger
rip saw
crosscut saw
miter saw
bench chisels
mortise chisels
tri-square
gouges
wood vice
spokeshave
planes ( help on this one for sure…what kinds and what they do )
bevel
drawknife
gauge
treadle lathe ( eventually )

Perhaps you should visit the local library (or the internet) and get a Woodworking 101 guide. I use my Dremel for the little woodworking that I do. What types of objects to you intend to make?

I want to build some furniture, but my townhouse doesn’t have a garage and I don’t have some of the more advanced tools like bench- or miter- saws. Is there somewhere in the Alexandria, VA, area I can rent a "bay" to complete some furniture projects?

Send me a message. I have a buddy down that way who does that. I’ll email him and ask where he works out of.

-Brian

Hello all, i’m doing some research and i’m interested in interviewing a woodworker.
I’m interested in woodworking and may begin working on some in the future.
I have a couple questions i would like to ask and i’d love to hear your answers.
I would like to contact through e-mail, yahoo messenger or facebook. If you have any other ideas for communication then please, let me know. Excited to hear your answers!

I do not know what kind of woodworker you are looking to interview. My uncle is a scroll saw artist. Here is his website address. You can contact him there if you are interested. http://pajarostudiowns.com/

I’m going to start my amateur woodworker, and i can’t find information regarding hook and loop sandpaper for orbital random sanders.

Information regarding the hook and loop sandpaper is quite difficult since some sites only talk about the orbital random sanders. Here i had helped by this site: http://www.hookandloopsandpaper.org
I don’t intention to promote it but, it’s really helpful. Good luck with your woodworking!

i need some easy woodworking projects for my kids
any idea…..

Woodworking projects for kids should be comparatively simple but also be useful, say, a bird table with a little house on it. Or a dog kennel or a stool. They could make a set of draughts (checkers), a board and a box to put the pieces in. A pencil box with a sliding top, a letter box or a herbs and spices rack.

if you want step by step woodworking project then i recommend you to check out below website

http://tinyurl.com/2v4dwvd

i need some simple woodworking projects for my kids
any suggestions and recommendation

you can watch 1400+ woodworking plan here http://tinyurl.com/2v4dwvd

Thanks

I have heard that you can give them a project to do and they will sometimes complete it free of charge. For example, fix a car, produce something from wood etc. Is this true, any experience on this? And how does it work if I want something done?

Not sure, but I know a lot of highschools do the car-fixing. Usually it helps if you know the teachers, otherwise just talk to someone in charge and mention that you have a busted car/need of a shed or what have you and they might do it.

I’m thinking of making wooden flutes and a longbow…any others? thanks

vase, boat, clocks, knife stand, cutting board