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You definately want a rip tooth for cutting that joint, but I would not suggest a dovetail saw to cut a tenon/bridle as the teeth will be too small, clog quickly and therefore cut slowly. You want a rip saw with less teeth per inch for cutting tenons. In my experience, softwood also requires...

It is very difficult to correct an out of square edge by trying to hold the plane perfectly square to the workpiece. Rather than trying to angle the plane to correct the out of square edge, try shifting the plane over left or right and only removing a shaving from the offending area, but still...

Hello from the other side of the pond all. I've been lurking here for awhile and finally figured I should jump in with a question for those folks here far more versed in metal than I. I picked up a vintage Sargent saw vise a few months ago and am just now getting around to cleaning it up and...