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A cockbead is a small molding with a fully rounded edge. In this article, Chuck Bender gives step-by-step instructions for creating cockbeading and applying it to the cutout apron of a William and Mary case piece. After being cut, pieces of cockbeading are submerged in water with a little added glycerin to ehance their pliability. They are then secured to the apron with hide glue and rose-head nails. Some pieces are cut to final dimensions before being applied, while others are cut in place.

popularwoodworking.com

Sponsored by Rikon Tools Most shops have a bandsaw, but they frequently don’t get the chance to show off their many capabilities. In our new six-part weekly video series, Advanced Bandsaw Techniques…

ncwoodworker.net

Buyer pick up. Located in Cameron NC on Business 1 about a mile south of Cameron Elementary. Cash for exact amount at pick up. Beechwood Mallet Crown Tools 20 oz, 4-1/2". $20 High-Quality 12" Horsehair Bench Brush. $15

woodweb.com

woodweb provides information for the wood industry including woodworking, cabinets, components, woodworking software, wood finishing, cabinet hardware, lumber, plywood, woodworking machinery, suppliers, and tooling

woodtalkonline.com

I am making a table for my FIL that he had specific dimensions he wanted the table so he could display a model ship he inherited from a close friend. Other than height and size of the top, the rest of the design was up to me to figure out. This is the first time I am trying to building something ...

woodcentral.com

A space for buying, selling, and finding woodworking-related work.

sawmillcreek.org

Hand Tool Forum

getwoodworking.com

Machine Mart has added a new table saw to their product range – the Clarke CCS12B 12in (315mm) contractor sliding table saw with sliding carriage. This sturdy, powerful saw features a durable steel body with a tough powder-coated finish. It offers accurate wood cutting for builders, contractors, tradesmen and DIY enthusiasts, plus general workshop use.