Who make carpenter &amp; multi purpose axes
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My axe is stamped only with, " Husqvarna painted on the handle, Hand Forged, Made in Sweden ' with a Swedish crown stamped into the head . So Best I can say is Husqvarna makes them . As there is no other writing on the axe.
1251786
can you make dadoes with this? If not is there another hand tool that I could make dadoes and rabbets out of? i can't invest in a table saw or high powered equipment they seem pretty expensive. (I'm a apprentice level carpenter and beginning to take interest in wood working)
1736451
A standard screw driver, a screw driver philipps or Robertson and a hammer.
820741
Sorry. I do not speak English well. I believe the carbide cutters are made as the tools that are intended. Each manufacturer uses the cutters as your own design. (google translator)
1188287
Sorry, details are not readily available, shop packed for moving. This is a standard machine design, sold under several brand names. It comes with an assortment of drums, from about 1/2" to about 3". For general woodwork, I leave the largest one set up. It covers almost all my needs. The smaller ones should cover almost any specialty work. Good experience with this machine trimming and smoothing curves in furniture.
1370508
This is so sad. The knife used to be the US-made Schrade 153UH Uncle Henry Golden Spike and was also made for Sears as a Craftsman knife with the usual nice warranty for fixed blades. But Schrade-USA closed due to labor union pressure, closely followed by Camillus of New York for the same reason. The old, venerable American blade brands, patterns and patents were sold. They are now being made overseas alongside chopsticks. Hooray for organized labor. :(
1100293
I'm not sure what you're asking. I bought this, found it defective, got a replacement, found it also defective, and gave up. I haven't looked at another since. Perhaps they are better now, I don't know. I now use the old fashioned (that means good) Starrett Builders Tool No. 439-24. It is excellent and lives up to the Starrett brand. Hope that helps.
1438878
I'd recomend the bisquit joiner to someone relatively new to woodworking, but it this person is interested in pursuing WW, the Domino is a fantastic tool. Lots more money, and a steeper learning curve, but it's become a staple in my shop. I'm a professional carpenter/contractor, and I own the smaller of the Dominos. I wish I had bought the larger one!
1098746
Honestly other brands of saws as we all see on TV building shows can do what the Kapex is expect to accomplish! What determined my purchase was (Its') ability to right out of the box be functional without having multitudes of adjustments as I read other reviewers from Amazon and their reviews of disgust spending hours fine tuning what should have been done at the manufacturing facility. No, the angle finder is not worth 160 dollars. If I had to purchase the angle finder singularly instead of it coming with the Kapex saw I'd look towards Woodpeckers for a nice angle finder.
435990
Phillips head screw driver, hammer, Allen wrench and flat head screw driver
1369591
All of our bushman axes are generation 2.The major difference is metal composition,and the wedge that holds the shaft into the head.You can tell the difference in that Gen2 uses a metal wedge.
258673
I don't know... I ordered the item on back order but never received it. I ended up ordering a custom piece from etsy.com instead. The company on etsy was 2ndStoryWoodCompany. They made me three pieces from reclaimed barn wood. They stained them to my specifications, made them to my dimensions, and they turned out amazing... all for about the same price I was going to pay for three pieces from Zuo Era. I recommend giving them a try if you're debating this piece.
1098750
The saw is not cheaply made by any measure. As for the cost, it is way overpriced, but has features that no other miter saw does - you get what you pay for, and Festool's are the best. As for the angle finder, I have the Bosch level/angle finder, and it works well, well built, and does multiple jobs.
1315857
I believe the screws that come with Kreg are specifically designed for this type of joinery. They have a very corse thread. It may be possible to use other screws that have a similar shape and thread pitch, but I wouldn't use wood screws myself.
2176128
well...they are either made at the Becker Knife and Tool facility or at the facility that Ka-Bar uses for their production runs.Best bet is to call Becker Knife and tool and ask them directly.
781892
I still have the box as I'm giving them for Xmas to friends. The box just say brookandhunter.com, nothing else really. However, I'm impressed by the quality of the tool. It's well made, and has weight (not one of those lite weight models that are cheap). The tool holder is also very good quality.
2165083
I'm not sure about your question. The plier is poorly made of a weak material. It bent or break instead of pressing. not worth for any work.