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Lie Nielsen No.66 Replacement Blades for L-N66
Seven hardened, double-ended blades will make 14 standard shapes. The blades will fit antique Stanleys as well, for those who have or acquire one without blades. Made from A2 Tool Steel, 5/8" (1.58cm) wide.
The blade profiles include:
1/16", 5/64", 1/8", 5/32", 3/16", and 1/4" Single Beads
3/32" and 1/8" Fluting
1/8" Double Reed
1/16" and 5/64" Triple Reeds
1/16" Quadruple Reed
3/32" Double Concave
3/32"...
Spare Blade for Lie-Nielsen No. 042 Medium Shoulder Plane
Replacement blade for Lie-Nielsen No. 042 Medium Shoulder Plane.
Comes with a 25° flat ground bevel.
* 3/4" wide x .140" thick
* A2 cryogenically treated Tool Steel
Spare Blade for Lie-Nielsen No. 073 Large Shoulder Plane
Replacement blade for Lie-Nielsen No. 073 Large Shoulder Plane.
Comes with a 25° flat ground bevel.
* 1 1/4" wide x .140" thick
* A2 cryogenically treated Tool Steel
Spare Blade for Lie-Nielsen No. 101 Violin Makers Plane
Replacement blade for our No. 101 Violin Maker's Block Plane.
Comes with a 25° flat ground bevel.
* 7/8" wide x 1/8" thick
* A2 cryogenically treated Tool Steel
Spare Blade for Lie-Nielsen No. 140 Skew Block Plane RH
Replacement blade for the right hand version of Lie-Nielsen No. 140 Skew Block Plane. Comes with a 25° flat ground bevel.
* 1 1/2" wide x 1/8" thick
* A2 cryogenically treated Tool Steel
Spare Blade for Lie-Nielsen No. 48 Large Tongue & Groove Plane
For use in Lie-Nielsen No. 48 Tongue & Groove Plane. Centres on ¾" stock, leaving a ¼" wide tongue and .3125" deep grooves. On narrower or wider boards, the tongue will be offset from centre, but still hidden within the joint.
* Comes with a 25° flat ground bevel.
* 3/16" thick, O1 Steel.
!!!!Note:!!!! Blade does not work in vintage Stanley planes.
Spare Blade for Lie-Nielsen No. 49 Small Tongue & Groove Plane
For use in Lie-Nielsen No. 49 Tongue & Groove Plane. Centres on 1/2" stock, leaving a .166" wide tongue and .230" deep grooves. On narrower or wider boards, the tongue will be offset from centre, but still hidden within the joint.
* Comes with a 25° flat ground bevel.
* 3/16" thick, O1 Steel.
!!!!Note:!!!! Blade does not work in vintage Stanley planes.
Spare Blade for Lie-Nielsen Small Bronze Spokeshaves
Replacement blade for the Flat or Curved Sole Small Bronze Spokeshaves. Comes with a 25° flat ground bevel.
* 1.375" wide x .125" thick
* A2 cryogenically treated Tool Steel
Lie Nielsen Carbide Burnisher
Creating a burr on a scraper requires a hard, highly polished surface.
The Lie Nielsen Carbide Burnishers have a 4" polished solid Carbide shank held in a Cherry handle. A flared Brass bolster protects your fingers while burnishing.
Lie-Nielsen Hand Scraper Blade Set
Lie-Nielsen Hand Scraper Set
A pair of 6" x 2 1/2" hand scrapers made from premium, high carbon Swedish Tool Steel.
One scraper is 0.02" thick, which makes a very flexible scraper. The second is 0.032" thick, which is much stiffer. These blades are ground square on the long edges, are easy to use and very handy.
Tite-Mark Standard
The Tite-Mark Range is manufactured by Glen Drake Toolworks and distributed by Lie-Nielsen.
The unique micrometer adjustment makes these marking gauges an easy and very accurate tool to use. It has steel shafts with brass body and fixed circular A2 blade hardened to 58-60 Rockwell. The blade retracts safely into a recess in the head.
The Tite-Mark Standard (7" long shaft) is built around a 5/16"...
Tite-Mark Long
The Tite-Mark Range is manufactured by Glen Drake Toolworks and distributed by Lie-Nielsen.
The unique micrometer adjustment makes these marking gauges an easy and very accurate tool to use. It has steel shafts with brass body and fixed circular A2 blade hardened to 58-60 Rockwell. The blade retracts safely into a recess in the head.
Tite-Mark Extensions
A pair of extension rods to fit the Tite-Mark Standard. One 3" (7.62cm) and one 6" (15.24cm) extension rod may be used individually or joined together to extend the reach of the Titemark an extra 9" (22.86cm) by being screwed onto the blade end.
Replacement Blade for Tite-Mark Marking Gauge
Replacement Blade for Tite-Mark Standard and Long Marking Gauges.
Tite-Mark Fixed Width Mortice Blade Set
Tite-Mark fixed width mortice blades - set of 4 with hex key.
1/2", 3/8", 5/16" and 1/4" for Tite-Mark Standard and Long Marking Gauges
Tite-Mark - Mortice Blades (pair)
Pair of Mortice Blades for laying out mortices for Tite-Mark Standard and Long Marking Gauges
Tite-Mark Scoring Blade
Tite-Mark scoring blade for deep marking, slicing veneer strips and other general scoring tasks for the Tite-Mark Standard and Long Marking Gauges
Lie-Nielsen Cross Peen Hammer
This small hammer is not only great for tacks and brads, but also for making fine blade adjustments on your planes.
Brass Head, 4 oz (115 grams).
Cherry handle
Overall size is 12'' (300mm) long and 4'' (100mm) wide
Lie-Nielsen Drawbore Pins
Drawboring is a great way to make a strong mechanical joint. A wooden pin is hammered through slightly offset holes in the two pieces, and pulls the joint together. You use Drawbore Pins to pull the joint together first (with some force and a twisting motion). This eases the edges of the hole, making driving the wood pin easier. You can also disassemble the joint if you want to work on the fit some...
Lie-Nielsen Countersink with Cherry Handle
Cherry handle with solid brass ferrule.
3 flute, 82° countersink.
Please note that wood handles have natural figure and colour variations in the wood grain and may not match the photo.
Lie-Nielsen Dowel Plates
If you want to make exact-sized dowels from any wood you choose, a Lie-Nielsen Dowel Plate is the best tool.
It's also handy to get a precise tenon on chair spindles. The Lie Nielsen plates are 1/4" x 5-5/8" x 1½" surface ground A2 tool steel. The holes are machined with 6-degree clearance taper on the underside, the holes are straight for the first .025"; so this tool can be sharpened many times...
Lie-Nielsen Holdfast
Inspired by the work of master blacksmith, Peter Ross. Cast Ductile Iron, hot oil finish. Fits a 3/4" diameter hole in a benchtop up to 4" thick (if your benchtop is thicker, you may need to relieve the bottom third of the hole to 1" diameter). Low profile, flexible enough to grip the work firmly, but easily loosened with a hammer.
Overall shaft length is 13" (33.0 cm)
Overall...
Sand-Flex Hand Block
These hand blocks have fine silicon carbide abrasive embedded throughout the rubber block which quickly removes rust from Cast Iron and Steel.
3 1/4" long x 2" wide x 3/4" thick.
Available in fine, medium, and coarse grits. Note coarse is shown in the main product picture
Made in Germany.
Sunshine Polishing Cloths (pair)
Keep your tools looking new! Safely cleans jewellery, gold, silver, brass, copper, glass, mirrors and most other surfaces, leaving a deep, long-lasting lustre.
Sold in pairs.
Rub surface to be polished with medium pressure. Non-scratching polishing and cleansing action works until cloth is completely darkened.
Do not wash. When it is darkened, discard.
17th Century New England Carving
with Peter Follansbee
This style of carved decoration takes its inspiration from furniture and woodwork from both England and New England, spanning most of the seventeenth century. Geometric, floral and architectural elements combine to make up the designs. First-hand examinations of oak furniture in both public and private collections provide the material upon which my work is based, which I do...
17th Century New England Carving: Carving the S-Scroll
with Peter Follansbee
This video complements our first DVD with Peter, . In this second DVD, Peter focuses specifically on the S-Scroll and guides you through the tools, materials, layouts, and techniques involved in creating this hand-carved design element.
100 minutes, Lie-Nielsen Toolworks Productions, 2011.
17th Century Wainscot Chair with Peter Follansbee
The Wainscot Chair is one of the hallmarks of 17th century joinery. In this DVD, Peter demonstrates how to prepare material from a section of oak, shape the chair pieces using bench tools and a pole lathe, and join them together with drawbored mortise and tenon joints. He also offers two traditional approaches for making the angled joints of this chair.
Peter Follansbee specializes in 17th century...
Build a Dutch Tool Chest with Chris Schwarz
Tool chests come in many sizes and shapes. The Dutch Tool Chest is roomy, but portable – well thought out storage for the essential kit of tools for hand tool woodworking. Chris Schwarz builds these in a weekend.
Chapters
1. Introduction
2. Stock Selection and Orientation
3. Lay Out Baselines and Dovetails
4. Cutting Dovetails
5. Lay Out and Cut the Pins
6. Dados
7. Assemble the...
Build a Shaving Horse with Peter Follansbee
“A shaving horse goes together with a drawknife like peanut butter and jelly”, says chairmaker Curtis Buchanan. In this video, Peter Follansbee shows you how to build an effective shaving horse based on his work with Jennie Alexander and traditional English patterns. Peter’s design features an adjustable work surface and two uprights connected by a foot treadle and a crossbar. Pushing forward...
Carving the Pineapple with Mary May
In this DVD, Mary May demonstrates how to carve the pineapple, a traditional symbol of hospitality and welcome. She will teach you how to transfer the design to your wood piece, secure it to a backer board, which tools to use, and then show you how to carve the pineapple from start to finish.
Mary May is a professional woodcarver in Charleston, SC, who specializes in decorative carvings for architecture...
Carving the Traditional Greenman with Mary May
Variations of the Greenman motif are found in many cultures around the world. Often related to natural vegetative deities, the Greenman is a symbol of rebirth and the cycle of growth each spring. Mary May uses the Greenman project to demonstrate a variety of carving techniques, with special emphasis on carving facial features.
Mary May is a professional woodcarver in Charleston, SC, who specializes...
Chippendale Chairs with Jeff Miller
This Chippendale-style Chair has a classic yet simple elegance that fits in well with a wide range of other styles. It's a project you'll want to show off, and building one will greatly increase your capabilities as a woodworker. Carefully worked out methods make this chair an accessible — but still challenging – hand tool project.
Jeff Miller is a furniture designer, craftsman, teacher, and...
Coarse, Medium and Fine Chris Schwarz
Most woodworking projects involve roughing, refining and finishing operations. In this DVD, Chris explores the right tool to use for each stage. He groups tools by which operations they perform. By choosing the right tool for each step, woodworking can be very precise and fast. and the hand tool will often be the most effective choice. 65 minutes, Lie-Nielsen Toolworks Productions.
Floral Relief Carving with Mary May - 2 Disc
Learn to carve two deep relief carving projects: a lily and a rose. Each present interesting challenges such as overlapping petals and leaves. Mary also explains the different types of relief carving, shows you the tools to use, and how to attach the carvings to a temporary backer board to safely hold your piece as you work on it.
Mary May is a professional woodcarver in Charleston, SC, who specializes...
Fundamentals of Inlay: Paterae, Part I
by Steve Latta
Paterae has a rich and diverse tradition in the Federal Style of American furniture design. These oval-shaped ornaments were often used to give decorative flair to the upper portion, or pilaster, of Federal table legs. In this fourth DVD with inlay master, Steve Latta, we explore the tools, materials, and techniques to create eight specific Paterae designs.
141 minutes, DVD....
Handscrapers: Understanding, Preparing and Using the Ultimate Finishing Tool DVD
with Christopher Schwarz
Christopher Schwarz brings the lowly Handscraper to life. He clearly shows effective sharpening methods that will help you master the ultimate finishing tool.
30 minutes, DVD
Hewing Wooden Bowls with Peter Follansbee
An exciting form of green woodworking, these carved wooden bowls stem from the same Swedish tradition as Peter's carved spoons. Learn to split blanks from a log and hew bowls using hatchets, adzes, and carving gouges. From log selection to grain orientation, tool use, and decorative carving, this video covers all you need to get started in this enticing craft.
!!!!Disc 1 (1:39)!!!!
1. Introduction...
Making Traditional Side Escapement Planes
with Larry Williams
Very little has been documented about moulding planes; how they are used and how they are made. Larry Williams demonstrates the traditional method of making a pair of hollows and rounds from a solid billet, including blade making, hardening and tempering. Hollows and rounds are used in combination to make complex mouldings. This unique work is interesting both as a historical...
Sawing Fundamentals
with Christopher Schwarz
Learning to cut accurately with handsaws takes practice and the right techniques. Chris can show you how. He describes how to choose the right saw for the specific job, and the proper grip and stance. He also discusses how to execute the three classes of saw cut: third class, for rough stock prep; second class, for accuracy when appearance is not important; and first class,...
Sharpening Profiled Hand Tools
with Larry Williams
Sharpening hand tools with profiled edges can be a challenge. Larry Williams has years of experience and shares it here, showing how he handles sharpening various moulding planes blades, and other specialised tools that often are not sharpened correctly or well.
92 Minutes. Lie-Nielsen Toolworks Productions, 2009.
The Slojd Tradition with Jogge Sundqvist (DVD)
Learn some of the methods and techniques behind Slöjd, the self sufficient tradition from Sweden that emphasizes hand work and handicraft. Jögge Sundqvist walks you through the process of making a spatula and a cheese board from green wood. He also demonstrates different types of letter carving and decorative carving.
Jögge Sundqvist is a Swedish woodworker and carver who started learning knife...
The Workbench: How to Design or Modify a Bench for Efficient Use
with Christopher Schwarz
When building furniture, you need your workbench to be able to hold your boards to accurately work the faces, edges and ends. Chris Schwarz has built and used ten different types of workbenches and has experimented with many work holding challenges and solutions. In this DVD he demonstrates various strategies for holding the workpiece for these essential tasks, by designing...
Traditional Moulding Techniques: The Basics
with Don McConnell
Have you ever wanted to match a molding on an heirloom, or make your own profile without having to get a custom-made shaper head? Hand cut your own complex, classic moldings with simple hollows and rounds. Don McConnell shows you how, from layout to finish molding.
80 Minutes, DVD. Lie-Nielsen Toolworks Productions, 2007.
Unlocking the Secrets of Traditional Design: Moldings
Well proportioned moldings add visual interest, symmetry and structure to architecture, interiors and furniture. George Walker shows how he creates moldings for period or modern furniture using basic tools and techniques to create harmonious designs.
50 Minutes. Lie-Nielsen Toolworks Productions, 2009.