Metalworker Mike wrote:
> Robert Hutchins wrote:
>> And didya notice he did PINS first?
>
> I used to do tails first. It made sense if you wanted to gang-saw
> your tails. The problem is that marking pins from tails means marking
> on end-grain, and that kind of sucks.
A slim knife with a steep bevel does it well enough.
If the knife has a low bevel, the mark is too narrow
to see well - I learnt this from the excellent mark
left by a tite-mark gauge.
For shoulders, a low bevel works well, since the cut
is deep enough for the cut to have width.
BugBear
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