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    tlevine's post in Final planking. was marked as the answer   
    I would apply the finishing wood last.  That way it will cover up any dings that occur along the way.
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    tlevine's post in Chisel hone guide question was marked as the answer   
    Take a look at this from the Carving Glove Guy.  I have used this to sharpen my microchisels for several years.  https://thecarvinggloveguy.com/image_preview.html?img=TCGG-DYSTROPKT
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    tlevine's post in Niagara - skiff - need some advice on caprail was marked as the answer   
    Making a template like John said is the easiest thing to do.  Cut the outboard line and, using a compass or divider, draw the inboard line.  Sheet basswood 1/16" is easily cut with a #11 blade.

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