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Forgot to post this last weekend. Hung the shelves and got the lumber up and shop operational again. Now to finally start on that sideboard. -
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I made these out of scraps of Baltic Birch ply, and forget what the bottom wood is. They're mainly used for putting down shoe molding, but come in handy for other small things too. The saw is one of my old Stanleys. I don't have a good reason why I made three of them, instead of just one, but they don't take up much room. Slots cut with the Langdon-Acme, and a saw with about the same set width as this dovetail saw. -
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I only use a narrow kerf saw when cutting small pieces which made my old one a pita. I just ordered this one and they promise I will have it tomorrow! Love me some Amazon! How they do it, I’ll never know? “Oh heck, Coop is spending more $$ so let’s make him happy” Thanks @gee-dub for the link and for the hint of the scrap wood on the bottom.
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