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T--Tom-- replied to the thread Small carving knife blades.You could make something with it - I tried something similar maybe 15 years ago and it was pretty terrible Could you draw a pic of the...
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T--Tom-- replied to the thread Strange Wine?!.That would be like taking some white sliced bread and cheddar cheese, I miss regular trips to France and being able to get really solid...
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T--Tom-- replied to the thread End grain chopping board.Glad I was remembering the right person :)
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THere are some of my end grain boards. Sussex based, made to order and in-stock boards available. Laser engraving options...
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T--Tom-- replied to the thread End grain chopping board.Appreciate the ask - but with a rationale of kinder on knife edges - edge grain boards are very close in performance in a home kitchen -...
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T--Tom-- replied to the thread Kitchen making and extraction hood height.When having my kitchen fitted I spent a bit of time working it out with the power of the hob and then keeping it out of my eyeline (I’m...
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T--Tom-- replied to the thread End grain chopping board.Simplest approach would be get a decent sized bit of 2” thick sycamore or beech, plane it flat and you’ll have a nice board that will be...
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T--Tom-- replied to the thread Do you sell your stuff?.I will ask for a charity donation, lately to Campaign Against Living Miserably. Saves me having to keep track for tax, hopefully does...
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T--Tom-- reacted to Stigmorgan's post in the thread Post a photo of the last thing you made with
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Mud pit is finished apart from 1 more screw in the end of a deck board, battery ran out again, seem to manage about 20 holes through the... -
T--Tom-- replied to the thread Post a photo of the last thing you made.240mm chef knife in 52100, handle of boxwood and African Blackwood with a friction fit curly maple saya
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T--Tom-- replied to the thread Budget board stuff.Stuffing and osb would be my go to. Screwed together so can be disassembled at will
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T--Tom-- replied to the thread Crisp glue lines in maple.Cheers all - as I say dry fit is seamless, other woods have been seamless, maple though just seems to want to show the line. Have a few...
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T--Tom-- replied to the thread On the pitted vintage hand tools.If the potting is where the apex is formed you’ll need to remove it to get a clean sharp edge. If it’s on the concave surface then...
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TLiquid hide glue is brown, so I'd say no to that. For cooking gelatine, just melt it with a little water in a cup floating in a bowl of...
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T--Tom-- replied to the thread Crisp glue lines in maple.Kant twist clamps are my preferred - though spendy so am growing the set slowly. I don’t normally use the quick grips - with mini g...
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