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Let’s Geek Out on Rasps!

By admin | October 19, 2015

rasps_leadCanadian Woodworking and Home Improvement has a fantastic article on Rasps. The explanations and photos are great. If you’ve ever wondered about rasps, this is the place to go!

 

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