[CAUT] Tip of the Year Revisted

[Keith Roberts]

That's how you do the two end ones that you clamp the stick to. The two
shanks held together help counteract any minor variations between the two.
Then you can pick the spot on the bench and only do four shanks of your
choice that way. The stick transfers what the square did to the four to all
the other shanks.
Keith


On 3/25/07, Ted Sambell <edward.sambell at sympatico.ca> wrote:
>
>  Another method is to run the end of the shanks up and down the edge of
> the blade of a cambination square, but this requires a good bench top and
> that the action stack be off the kays.
>
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