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Lie-Nielsen’s bronze smoothing plane, based on the Bedrock design, is also available with a ductile cast iron body. It features a cherry tote and knob and an 1/8-in. thick blade made from an A2 steel.

I was able to help out at the Lie-Nielsen Tool Event in Edmonton this weekend, held at NAIT, the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology. Jeremy Tomlinson directed the show, he and I both did sharpening demos for the students and other show attendants. The guest demonstrator was Duncan Robertson of Quiet Woodworking. He is an excellent teacher, combining education and humour in an easy to understand manner. He is one of those rare individuals who's talent is in an inverse proportion to his…

Four planemaker's floats, three Lie Nielsen, one made by me.The three L-N floats are:• Side float, push• Side float, pull• Edge float, 3/16" wide, pushI made the fourth float, a 1/8" wide edge push fl...from

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Fishtail Chisels are perfect for reaching the back corners of half-blind dovetails and paring other hard-to-reach areas. Their unique shape offers versatility for right and left hand recesses.Made from A2 Tool Steel, hardened to RC 60-62. Hard Maple handles. Overall length is approximately...

Producing square mortises is exacting work. The Corner Chisel, used after the mortise has been roughed out by hand or with a slot mortiser—which produces round edged mortises—helps square corners easily and precisely.Made from A2 Tool Steel, hardened to RC 60-62 and ground razor sharp. Beveled...

Lie-Nielsen Toolworks, Inc. on Instagram: “For February’s Feature, we are focusing on creative storage for all of your various Lie-Nielsen tools. Whether you have a unique wall till,…”

The No. 102 low-angle block plane has a permanent place in Tom Silva’s tool belt. Here’s why.

In the August 2012 issue of Popular Woodworking Magazine (which mails to subscribers on June 13), you'll find a review of the Lie-Nielsen Toolworks Violin Maker's Plane (also called the 101)…