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BUILDING FURNITURE WITH HAND PLANES - DVD

BUILDING FURNITURE WITH HAND PLANES - DVD
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What hand planes do you need to build furniture? How do you use them? In this DVD Christopher Schwarz explores Jointer Planes, Smoothing Planes and Block Planes, demonstrating their use to make parts used to build a small Shaker hanging cabinet.

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