Time Stamps - 00:00 Preparing the stock 01:08 Adding spring to the outer jaw 02:42 I think we’re gonna need some bigger clamps 03:56 Beveling the upper edges 04:39 Adding the clamp rests 05:30 Connecting the jaws 06:04 Testing the vise - Find Links to all the Projects and Tools featured in this video on my blog: https://www.jointeffort.net/post/make-a-simple-saw-vise

Time Stamps - 00:00 A look at the rough sawn maple 00:09 Lie-Nielsen Low Angle Jack 00:12 One hour on the Time Timer 00:15 A simple planing stop 00:21 Opening up the mouth of the Low Angle Jack 00:28 Cleaning up the saw marks on the first face 00:48 Adding a little paraffin to the sole 01:05 Reducing the cut and closing the mouth of the Low Angle Jack 01:22 Sterling Dovetail Square - Checking for flat across the width of the first face 01:30 Flattening the first face 01:42 Lee Valley 24 inch Straight Edge - Checking for flat across the length of the first face 01:48 Flattening the first face along its length 02:13 A simple set of winding sticks 02:22 Removing the wind from the first face 03:05 Checking my work - Marking the first face “true” 03:17 Checking the first edge for square 03:24 Using the cambered iron of the Low Angle Jack plane to square the first edge 03:57 Checking my work and marking the first edge “true” 04:03 Marking the first square face and edge on the ends of the stock 04:07 Truing the second face 04:40 Truing the second edge 05:07 Laying out partst with a pair of Starrett Dividers and a Hamilton Marking Gauge 07:30 Starting the cut and remembering the rip saw is dull - Find Links to all the Projects and Tools featured in this video on my blog: https://www.jointeffort.net/post/true-face-and-true-edge-times-two

Time Stamps 00:00 - Choosing the right board - 3 min 00:29 - Cross cut to length - 1 min 00:48 - Rough layout - 4 min 01:16 - Ripping through 26 inches of 8/4 Hard Maple with a dull rip saw - 10 min 03:14 - Check your work - 1 min Find Links to all the Projects and Tools featured in this video on my blog: https://www.jointeffort.net/post/the-impatient-sawyer

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