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18century_front.jpg228 viewsA complete view of the benchSam Peterson
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18century_dogholes.jpg324 viewsThis straight on view shows the four hole pattern in the bench top that occurs on each corner of the bench. The Black Walnut carving is turned on its back to show how four screws hold the work secure while carving, but the piece can easily be rotated at the same time.Sam Peterson
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18century_benchhook.jpg217 viewsThe bench hook is lined with leather to prevent damage to the work. Pictured are all of the accessories.Sam Peterson
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18century_benchhook_detail.jpg312 viewsNotice that the holes in the front skirt are made so a holdfast will work in combination with dowels that have leather bands. These act together to clamp and stabilize the board for plane work.Sam Peterson
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18century_benchhook_detail_2.jpg18th century bench203 viewsThis is a front view of the bench, where you can see how a board is held for edge planingSam Peterson
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