Shooting board maintenance part 1

Shooting board maintenance is crucial for ensuring accuracy and longevity. Part 1 focuses on cleaning and inspection. Regularly remove sawdust and debris from the board and its components to maintain smooth operation. Inspect the board for wear, checking for any dents, warping, or damage that could affect its performance. Pay special attention to the fence and track, ensuring they are straight and secure. Examine the plane's sole and blade for sharpness and alignment. Address any issues promptly to prevent further damage. By keeping your shooting board clean and thoroughly inspected, you ensure it remains a reliable tool for precise woodworking.

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[troisquarts]

I challenge you to build a maintenance-free version that doesn't suck and lasts as long as a good one.

[MrBoshell.]

Ask them at B&Q to cut them square before you leave, then anytime you need to make a cut travel back to B&Q and ask them to cut it for on the big saw. Come on guy, work harder not smarter