[Woodcarver] Placing tools on the bench

Ivan Whillock carve at whillock.com
Wed Jan 23 03:14:21 EST 2008


Ivan, what is the "proper" way you were taught (by Eduardo) to place tools on the bench?
Sally

1. Put out only the tools you're using for the job so you don't have a lot of tools in front of you to search through to find the tool you want.

2. Lay them on the bench with the blades facing you so that you can quickly identify them.

3. Avoid the "pick up sticks" technique whereby the tools are scattered around and/or randomly set down with the blades facing every which way.

4. One can often identify a "trained" carver simply by the way the tools are set on the bench.

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From: Sally Nye
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008 10:32 PM
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Subject: Re: [Woodcarver] Holding spoons for carving


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Ivan, what is the "proper" way you were taught (by Eduardo) to place tools on the bench?
Sally

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On Jan 22, 2008, at 11:07 PM, Ivan Whillock wrote:




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