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Tools
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Rotary
Cutter ($16.95)
We believe in using bias cut cloth to tape seams
and over tight radii. It was always a hassle to cut the cloth
on a bias until we found these rotary cloth cutters. Of course,
those who sew have known about them for years. This cutter
won’t help trim the cloth around your sheer line, but
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Soft
Interface Pads ($11.95)
This is a foam pad with hook on one side and loop on the other.
It is 5” in diameter, has 8 holes for the Dewalt or
Ryobi Random Orbit sanders or 5 holes for the Porter Cable
Random Orbit Sander for dust collection. The purpose of this
pad is to allow your sandpaper to conform more readily to
either the outer hull or inner hull. This increases your efficiency
and gives you a better, more consistent sanding job without
flat spots. |
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Fairing
Board ($23.95) This
is a flexible board made from thin plywood with fiberglass
on the back for strength. The working surface has Velcro glued
to it so you can use Hook-It sandpaper. This board works really
well for fairing your cedar hull after you have taken the
corners down with a spokeshave or block plane. Sandpaper
included: one sheet each of 40, 60, and 80 grit.
The lighter grits can be used to fair out a lump epoxy job. |
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Hook-It
Sandpaper for the Fairing Board ($2.95 ea.) 4-1/2" x 15" sheet
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Shinto
Wood Rasp ($22.95)
This tool is a confidence builder! Yes, it looks like a bunch
of hack saw blades welded together, but it works well to help
you creep up on the shaping of your stems. It also can be
used to knock down those epoxy drools on your outer hull.
We like to use it to rough up our gunwales to create "bite"
for the epoxy. The unique design prevents clogging. |
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Ryoba
Razor Saw ($36.95)
This Japanese saw cuts on the pull. The teeth on one side
are 22 per inch for cross cutting and the other side has deeper
teeth for ripping. In either situation this tool works well
because you can control your cut easily and therefore do a
better job. |
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6"
Beading Saw ($29.95)
This
saw is great! It has very fine teeth so you make very precise
cuts. We use it to cut the long angles of our strips when
doing the herring bone pattern on the bottom of a boat. A
really different feature is the "Woodpecker" tooth that allows
you to start out in the middle of your kayak and cut a precise,
thin kerf slice. We use it to start all of our flush hatch
opening on the kayaks. |
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Flat
Sole Kunz Spokeshave ($32.95)
A
spokeshave is used to shape your stems and to fair your outer
hull. This design works well because it has two threaded adjusters
so you can creep up on your depth adjustment and maintain
the correct angle. |
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PDK-211
($23.95) An
outstanding value for a scraper handle with 3 blades. The
blade shapes included are: small channel, crescent, and pointed
channel. Now you only need one handle and you can change blade
profiles or switch to a sharper blade in seconds.
MB-100
with MB-206 ($19.95) The MB-100 handle
and channel blade with the extra MB-206 Crescent blade. This
allows you to only purchase the blades that work for your
personal applications.
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MB-100 with MB-206 (crescent blade) |
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PDK-211, Molding Handle with three blades |
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MB-206,
Crescent Blade ($7.50)
This blade is the one that works best for scraping the inner
hull of your stripper when you first take it off the mold
forms. It works ONLY with the MB-100 handle,
but NOT with the US-100. |
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Stanley
#60-1/2 Low Angle Block Plane ($54.95)
Low angle cutter seats at 13-1/2 degrees. Fully adjustable
for depths of cut, cutter alignment, and size of mouth. Particularly
effective on end grain. |
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Stanley
#9-1/2 Block Plane
($54.95)
The #9-1/2 plane is a workhorse plane; it's
one handed use, 20 degree blade angle and 7" length make
it perfect to fair your outer hull. |
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The
Veritas Sharpening System
($55.95)
is a precision guide and an angle setting jig for bevels.
You can hone blades at exactly the angle you choose every
time. Holds blades up to 2.5"wide and 5/8"thick.
Unique cam roller creates micro-bevel without clamping or
resetting tool. Angle-setting jig sets blade angle.
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Bits–
Coving and Beading Set, two bits ($38.95), OR Stacked ($33.00)
One Bit
The cove, bead and stacked router bits have a ¼"
shank and carbide cutting edges. These are the same design
bits that we used for years when we milled the bead and cove
with routers. If you use the stacked bit, you have both cove
and bead on one bit. Change from one to the other by lowering
or raising the bit in your router table.
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3M
Respirator & Filters
NEW!
3M Respirator Model 7502. This is a new and updated Half Facepiece
Respirator body only (filters are additional). What is really
great about this is that the silicone is very flexible, comfortable
and conforming. This respirator is actually a joy to wear!
The size says medium, but this will fit most adults as it
runs a little big. Use with our Organic filters or Dust/Mist
filters, also made by 3M. The Organic Vapor filter is used
when applying epoxy or varnish. It really makes a difference
in filtering out the chemicals. There is a plastic retainer
to hold a pre-filter which keep your Organic Vapor body from
getting plugged up if you are in a dusty situation. When not
using the Organic Vapor filter, keep it sealed in a zip lock
bag to prevent deterioration of its carbon. If you need protection
from sanding dust, not chemicals, use the 2071 Dust/Mist filter.
It is less expensive than the Organic Vapor filter and very
effective for dust. |
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Note:
The Organic Vapor Filter or Dust/Mist Filter are required
for the Respirator to work properly.
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For
information on Strips and how to purchase them
please click here. |
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