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Welcome to MFAS Marketing
Welcome to MFASÂ Marketing
The full name of the business is “Man For All Seasons Marketing,” so now you know what “MFAS” stands for. We started this business in order to facilitate the aquisition of the products,  education, and services you may find genuinely useful for your own purposes related to all aspects of woodworking.
We provide links to expanded information, upcoming tool auctions, valuable reference materials,…
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56th Brown Tool Auction – 6/26-27/2020 Another antique tool auction by Brown Tool Auction listing over 700 lots of fine tools and tool-related material.
Rare Patent Compass Plane on Auction
Rare Patent Compass Plane on Auction
This is a link to some planes up for auction at Conestoga Auctions. They include a rare patent adjustable compass plane. I have only seen one other in 50 years! It is the only tool lot in this auction that ends in 3 days. The current bid at 4:10 PM on 6/9/20 is $60.00. Here is the link – AUCTION . I have no interest in this sale and am simply making you aware of an interesting situation.
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Preview and a Suggested System for Woodworkers
Preview and a Suggested System for Woodworkers
I’m happy to say I’m back after a horrendous vacation in the hospital. No, it wasn’t Covid, but nearly as bad! In case you have forgotten me, my blog is mfasconsult.blog. I am currently working on a new posting on the history of the screwdriver. I know, that sounds like a boring topic, but just wait and check it out when I get it posted. (Follow me and get notified when any new post is published.)
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Reorganizing or Setting Up a Workshop?
 I have noticed that a good number of you are embarking on a journey to build or rebuild your workshop. I imagine more of you are considering doing the same while we all remain locked down for the duration of this pandemic. If that is on your mind, I would like to make a suggestion – look into the Ultimate Small Shop, This 246-page book is divided into six modules or sections. These are:
Tool…
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The Future Of The Hand Trades & Crafts
During this time of self-quarantine, we have a lot of time to reflect. I was thinking about the state of the handcrafts, and the future of their existence. That is also not to overlook the importance of retaining the vast fund of knowledge regarding hand methods that is in constant danger of being lost to future generations.
The human being enriches the world by contributing to the aesthetic and…
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Accepted Tool Condition Rating Systems
When purchasing used and vintage hand tools, it is always wise to buy from vendors who employ either of these universally accepted condition rating systems, The Fine Tool Journal Tool Classification System (which I created 40 years ago) and a 1 to 100 scale based on the FTJ system. The use of a standardized system helps to avoid overly optimistic characterizations of condition, but they are still…
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Find The Saw of Your Dreams
There are numerous ways to search for that perfect saw. This post Is designed to help you with your search. Some of the links are to affiliated sites where we earn a small commission on a sale. I link to products and sites without concern whether I earn a commission or not.
Vintage Panel Saws –eBay listings of used saws.
Contemporary Panel Saws
Florip SawsTop-notch quality, the only caveat is…
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Make a Chair In A Day With Hand Tools
Make a Chair In A Day With Hand Tools
 Since many of you are woodturners, I thought you might find this YouTube video of interest. The scenario, minus all the novices, is similar to the historical actuality of the chair bodger’s trade. The bodger worked in the proximity of his wood supply, often Beech, Ash or Oak. The pole lathe, shaving horse, axe, hatchet, froe, and turning chisels the only tools used, unless a steam box was…
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A Valuable Resource for Tool Researchers International Tool Catalog Library For researchers, this resource of over 4,000 tool catalogs is an unbelievable free resource that can be accessed by anyone interested in all aspects of tool history from the mid 18th century to the present. This is a good resource to bookmark for future reference.
Tool Auction March 14, 2020
David Stanley Antique Tool Auction March 14, 2020. Bid on line.
David Stanley Auctions will hold their next tool auction on March 14, 2020.
This auction house has a long history and is one of the only pure antique tool specialists from across the pond and they have scheduled 3 auctions in 2020. Online bidding is accepted and they serve a worldwide clientele.
Their next auction will be on the 14th March 2020 at The Hermitage Leisure Centre, Silver St.,…
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Making a Birch Bark Canoe
Making a Birch Bark Canoe
This documentary by the National Film Board of Canada was filmed in 1971. It is fairly long, 57 minutes, and has no dialog, background music, or titles, justCĂ©sar Newashish making a canoe from start to finish using only an axe, awl, and knife!
I first saw this video in the 70s and have been trying to find it again ever since. I finally stumbled into it yesterday and am posting a link here. It…
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What Do You Envision When You See "Old Tools?"
What Do You Envision When You See "Old Tools?" The mental image may not be the most accurate representation.
This?:
Photo courtesy of Pixabay.com
Or this?:
17th century Gunsmith Tools photo courtesy of Jim Bode Antique Tools
I don’t know about you, but I find “old tools” brings a mental image more closely resembling the second photo!
If you’re interested to learn more about antique and vintage tools, visit my site at https:MFASConsult.blog. You may learn much and find some…
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Some Details On the Famous Studley Tool Chest
Some Details On the Famous Studley Tool Chest
In 1980 I had the pleasant task of performing the first appraisal of this exquisite tool chest and tools. The owner, who was the grandson of H. O. Studley mentioned that this chest was only half of the total collection as there originally was also a floor chest complete with tools as well as this wall mounted case. However, by the time the grandson was able to clear out the estate, the floor…
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The Saw: A Brief History
The Saw: A Brief History
The Beginnings
Of all the woodworking tools, the saw presented the most technological challenges of all. The earliest saws were very crude and few examples have survived. Widespread applications did not surface until the arrival of the Bronze Age, 3,000 years ago, and did not become standard until the dawn of the Iron Age, when forged iron provided enough strength to withstand the stress…
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