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Monthly Archives: May 2011
An ode to Awl
There have been many times where I could have used a good scratch awl. They’re great for: Making pilot holes for nails, brads and screws to prevent splitting (see Hand Tools: Their Ways and Workings by Aldren Watson. This text … Continue reading
Vintage is to style what plastic is to bland-Oil can rehab
I firmly believe in the motto, “Make life work for you.” That’s why whenever I travel, I find a way to pursue my passions. Wine, yummy unique food, running, photography and, most relevant to you, antique tool hunting. So when … Continue reading
Posted in Rehab, Tools, Uncategorized, vintage tools, woodworking
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