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• The parts were turned on a pole lathe or shaped with a drawknife.
• The boatwright s deft touch with a drawknife.
• The drawknife in the illustration has a blade although much shorter drawknives are also made.
• Other parts were sawn and shaped with a drawknife while held in a shave horse.
• Skilled operators can produce very fine results with a drawknife and shavehorse, requiring minimal lathe finishing.
• An expert can do wonderful things with a properly sharpened drawknife, but there is a definite learning curve.
• A common use of a drawknife is to create a roughly cylindrical billet of wood for turning on a pole lathe.
• The use of a drawknife requires a shaving horse, and I don't recall ever seeing a ready-made one.
• A drawknife and spokeshave shape and smooth the outside of the seat, leaving a much sought-after hand-crafted look.
• You'll also probably want a heavy leather apron so as not to disembowel yourself while you're learning to use the drawknife.
• When I order a vintage Yankee screwdriver online or buy an old drawknife on eBay because the steel takes an edge well, I'm indulging myself.
• Portable mills are particularly effective for truing up logs for use in log building, replacing the traditional use of a drawknife, which is inordinately time-consuming.
• Shaving green wood with the drawknife or spokeshave " along " the grain is far quicker and easier work than turning " across " it.
• For preparing all the pieces, and shaping those which are not to be turned, you'll need a drawknife; perhaps several in different sizes and shapes.
• We started out with lengths of unshaped, split red oak, which we fashioned into bows, arms and spindles using a drawknife, a spokeshave and a plane.
• This is simply a short length of a thin log, still with the bark on it, with one end reduced with a drawknife to convenient diameter for a handle.
• Then the chair's arm and bow are shaped with drawknife, plane and spokeshave before being steamed for 15 minutes and then bent around a form and put aside to dry.
• To carve the stave you use a drawknife, a rough file, scrapers and sandpaper, and you remove wood bit by bit, bending and testing the stave throughout the process.
• Fifty million tent pegs were manufactured in the United Kingdom throughout World War II via the drawknife method, with as few as 18 draws completing a piece from tree cut log to peg.
• McCaleb works out of a farmhouse in New Hampshire using a band saw, two-handled drawknife, and two-handled spokeshave to shape the fish, before filing, sanding and rasping them.