Wooden hat blocks -- bandsaw skills that you may never need
June 8th, 2009 in blogs
Video Length: 2:08
We were recently contacted by someone asking if we had a secret trove of content on making hat blocks -- wooden forms cut on a bandsaw that hat makers use to shape chapeaus.
Needless to say, this is not a topic we've ever covered. But a quick search of YouTube revealed a video of a hat block maker cutting and shaping a form on the bandsaw and then finishing up with a pneumatic sander.
I don't plan on building myself a Stetson any time soon, but I found the video interesting, as I do anything involving woodworking.
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Comments (1)
Great find Anatole...what can't be done with wood!
-Ace- Posted: 5:40 pm on June 12th