Workshop Inventory

Christopher Schwarz

October 2007

Critical Machinery:

1. 14” band saw, ½ hp motor, cast-iron frame, no riser block

2. 8” jointer, 2 hp motor

3. 15” planer, 3 hp motor

4. 10” table saw, 30” rails, aftermarket sliding crosscut table

5. Hollow-chisel mortiser

6. Two portable dust collection units, one shop vacuum

7. Floor-model drill press

Critical hand-held power tools:

1. 12-volt cordless drill, 3/8” chuck, two speeds

2. 1-1/2 hp fixed-base router, used hand-held and mounted in portable router table

3. DeWalt 621 plunge router

4. 18-gauge brad nailer and small 5-gallon compressor

5. 23-gauge pinner

6. HVLP turbine and spray gun

7. Circular saw with quality carbide blades for cutting plywood

8. Variable-speed jigsaw

9. 10” sliding compound miter saw

Router bits:

1. Beading bit

2. Roundover (three sizes)

3. Pattern bits, a wide variety of diameters

4. Straight bits, spiral bits

5. Chamfer bits (three sizes)

6. Cope-and-stick bits (chamfer-edge profile)

7. Ogee bits (two sizes)

Hand planes:

1. No. 8 jointer plane

2. No. 4 smoothing plane

3. No. 5 jack plane

4. Low-angle block plane

5. 1-1/4” shoulder plane

6. Large router plane

7. Small router plane

8. Record 044 plow plane

9. Moulding planes: 1 pair hollow and rounds

10. Moulding plane, 5/16” beading plane

11. Moving fillister plane

12. Small scraping plane, Stanley 212 size

13. Bevel-up jack plane for shooting

14. Card scrapers, about 10

15. Spokeshaves, flat sole and round; large and small

Saws

1. Dovetail saw, 15 ppi, filed rip

2. Carcase saw, 14 ppi, filed crosscut

3. Tenon saw, 10 ppi, filed fip

4. Handsaw, 7 ppi, filed crosscut

5. Ripsaw, 4 ppi, filed rip

6 Lee Valley Japanese flush-cut saw

7. Modelmaker’s saw

8. Coping saw

9. Jeweler’s saw, equipped with scrollsaw blades

10. Hacksaw

11. Fine Japanese saw, filed crosscut, for detail cuts

12. Two sawbenches

13. 8” dado stack

14. 24-tooth rip blade

15. 40-tooth combination blade

Chisels

1. Bevel-edge chisels: 1/8” to 1” in 1/8” increments

2. Mortise chisels, ¼”, 5/16”, 3/8”

3. Mallet

3. Paring chisel, 2” wide

4. Skew chisels, left and right

5. Set of small-scale carving chisels

6. Corner chisel, 3/8”

Layout tools

1. 6” 4R rule

2. 6” and 12” combination squares

3. 8” try square

4. Miter square

5. Sliding T-bevel

6. 12’ tape

7. Saddle square

8. Dovetail square

9. Tite-Mark marking gauge

10. Blue Spruce marking knife

11. Awls, scratch and bird-cage

12. Two dividers

13. Set of three French curves

14. Compass

15. Protractor and center-finder for combination square

16. 24” aluminum straightedge and 32” wooden straightedge

17. Levels, 18” and 48”

18. 5mm-lead mechanical pencil

19. Dial caliper

Percussive tools

1. 22 oz. wooden mallet

2. 16 oz. hammer

3. Plane-iron hammer

4. Warrington-style hammer

5. Nail pullers, Japanese and Western style

6. Dead-blow mallet

Boring

1. Brace, 8”, 10” and 12”

2. Augers, full set of 13

3. Auger bit file

4. Forstners, ¼” to 1”

5. Brad-points, complete set by 1/64s up to ½”

6. Instybits, pilot and countersink bits, set from No. 6 to No. 10 screws

7. Countersink

8. Set of spade bits

Clamps

1. Two 12” F-style

2. Six 4” F-style

3. Eight 12” parallel jaw

4. Fourteen 26” parallel jaw

5. Four 40” parallel jaw

6. Four handscrews, large size

7. Four quick-release plastic clamps

8. Eight spring clamps

Shaping

1. Cabinet rasps and files

2. Floats, ¼” mortising float, bed float

3. File card

Screwdriving

1. Complete set of screwdrivers, Phillips, straight, Robertson

2. Set of index bit and driver for drill/driver

Sharpening

1. Eclipse honing guide

2. Duo-Sharp Diamond stone (x-coarse and coarse)

3. Sharpening stones, waterstones, 1,000, 4,000 and 8,000

4. Plant mister

5. Hand blocks (medium and fine)

6. Oil and oil-soaked rag

7. Mill file

8. Burnisher

9. Cheap 6” stainless ruler

10. Kell honing guide

11. 6” grinder

Miscellaneous

1. Detail carving knives, used for a wide variety of tasks

2. Sloyd shop knife

3. Sanding disk for table saw

4. Paraffin

5. Bench brush

6. Needlenose pliers, locking pliers

7. Putty knife

8. First aid kit

9. Two drawbore pins

10. Spray gun cleaning kit

11. Wide and varied collection of screws, nails, bolts, nuts, hardware

12. Hemp string, for measuring diagonals