Stanley folding pocket knife

I've had this Stanley knife for about 8 years now and because its been used a lot more recently I thought it was time to share Stanleys best kept Secret.

The Stanley 0 10 958 Folding Pocket knife is not only good for marking with squares or sliding bevels, I use it for carving in some details, especially letter Carving.

Watch the video here

I've put a key ring on the end and a small clasp to attach to my keys or apron ring.

You can get them from Amazon on this link Stanley Folding Pocket Knife 0 10 598 https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0001IWDBU/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_853CCTCYS4TWFE4WM3JQ

Set x 4 Garryflex Garryson Blocks 36, 60, 120, 240 Grit Flexible Abrasive Cleaner. (M0294) Free UK Postage https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01AGC06VY/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_N4ZEKF9WVV4EXKHW8NS3

I'm not receiving any payment for sharing this Amazon link.

But..

If you like this video and would like to support the making of the videos, It would be greatly appreciated.

Support:

One-off donation:https://www.paypal.me/TWCabinetMaker
(please choose "Personal" rather than "Purchase" else PayPal charge a transaction fee.)

Buy Me a Coffee is a method of supporting me too.
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/twcmaker

The Bio.link below takes you to my other accounts on Twitter, Instagram, blog & podcasts etc.

https://bio.link/jamie

I use my Huawei P30Pro (phone) for filming, sound and editing.

My email is jam.hub73@gmail.com if you need to get in touch.

Thank you
Jamie

One method of fitting bases to boxes

I've got 25 boxes to make. So I make them as accurately as possible. 

There's a few tips in here for you. Some you might already do, some might be new to you.
Anyhow this is how I do it when I'm up against the clock.

As you can see I fit the base to the box while the box is settled into the inner corner of a square. Try it, it makes a huge difference. 

In the video I also share info on some of my tools. 

watch the video here

Thank you for watching. 

Jamie 

Sharpening Secateurs if you've never sharpened anything before..

Secateurs are a great edge tool to get started with sharpening. Its a tool you can strip down if you have the tools or just struggle a bit to get a stone into the cutting edge. Either way, you will notice a difference. And if you follow my guidelines, then it will be worth the effort. 

I find that once people understand the fundamentals of the two edges and how they work with each other, the penny has dropped. Most things that need sharpening will be a piece of cake. Try shears after this. Practice on neighbours shears, friends or relatives. Just get sharpening. Don't try scissors just yet though. They're a few steps up. Give it time. Then try on an old pair of scissors that are really blunt or have a knick in them. 

You can view the video and full description here

You can help me create these posts and videos by supporting me. 

Support:

One-off donation:https://www.paypal.me/TWCabinetMaker 

(please choose "Personal" rather than "Purchase" else PayPal charge a transaction fee.) 

Buy Me a Coffee is a method of supporting me too. 

https://www.buymeacoffee.com/twcmaker 

The Bio.link below takes you to my other accounts on Twitter, Instagram, blog & podcasts etc. 

https://bio.link/jamie 

I use my Huawei P30Pro (phone) for filming, sound and editing. 

My email is jam.hub73@gmail.com if you need to get in touch. 

Thank you

Jamie