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- Demonstrated how to use a spoke shave plane ：Mr. Dalton
- Presented the production of a trays ：Mr. Ueda
- Presentation of the correct usage of Veritas blade sharpening guide ：Mr. Raul
- Presented the improved bookstand： Mr. Kato
- Introduction to Timber Frame Structure Genuine Leather Bags ：Mr. Sugita
- Additional dogholes processing work for our club’s workbench ：Mr. Yazu
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Demonstrated how to use a spoke shave plane ：Mr. Dalton
Mr. Dalton demonstrated how to use a spoke shave, a type of curved plane. There are two types of spoke shaves: one with a flat bottom and one with a curved bottom. While one might assume that the curved-bottom type is best for planing curved surfaces, he explained that the flat-bottom type is actually easier to use unless the curve is very sharp. It seems there is a bit of a knack to using it.
Presented the production of a trays ：Mr. Ueda
Mr. Ueda is presenting the production of a tray with dividers, as shown in the photo. He creates a template and then uses a pattern bit with a bearing at the base to carve the tray according to that template.
Presentation of the correct usage of Veritas blade sharpening guide ：Mr. Raul
Mr.Raul noticed a flaw in Hasebe’s Veritas blade sharpening guide, so he repaired the one she had given up on and presented his findings. Rather than a repair, it would be more accurate to say he realized the parts of the sharpening guide had been used incorrectly and reassembled them properly. He then explained how to use it correctly.
Presented the improved bookstand： Mr. Kato
Mr. Kato unveiled a bookstand crafted from a single piece of wood. Compared to his previous designs, he reduced the gap in the folding section to prevent children’s fingers from getting caught, making it much safer.
Introduction to Timber Frame Structure Genuine Leather Bags ：Mr. Sugita
Mr. Sugita had Ms. Takahashi, a leather craftsman, show him a bag-making supply stores in Asakusabashi, where he purchased materials and made a leather bag. He built a wooden box with dovetail joints and covered it with leather. He seems to be very pleased with it.
Additional dogholes processing work for our club’s workbench ：Mr. Yazu
Our club’s workbench has several vertical dog holes in the top, but since we thought it would be better to have some horizontal ones as well, Mr. Yazu agreed to drill them using his homemade drill stand. This makes it even easier to secure workpieces to the workbench. Thank you very much, Mr. Yazu.内容
