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Another time-saving device is a biscuit jointer. This is a small circular saw with a thicker than normal blade that cuts a groove to a predetermined depth. Small oval “biscuits” are then glued in the groove, bridging two adjoining pieces of lumber and providing a strong joint, either edge-to-edge, at right angles, or at any division of a right angle.

An electric grinding wheel, while not an essential item, will prove a boon when putting a hollow-ground edge on planes and chisels. Combined with a quality grinding jig, it will take any guesswork out of achieving razor-sharp tools.

Finally, there’s the router.

Planer

Random orbital sander