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I have just got to get over this chest infection stuck in doors unable to do much. It happens this time of year

Aww, I don’t do that fine sort of work

I place mine down on its side

My thought go out to you as well As for the mix To “ the place of fire and pitch forks with it mix a small batch just enough to test the idea Ps sorry mods did not think before posting four letter word for hadies

Here’s a thought I was looking at bowl gouge and other tool grinding/sharpening angles, as with this chest infection I am up all night As I looked it’s made me think that I may have to regrind just about all my tools

Leave well alone, one day you will be held responsible for the disposal

Stig, thought about it after posting ... will cut I think Christmas tree blanks..... Phil. Yep I knew the risk, comes of looking at ways not to buy proper blanks lol I Just wanted to explore that avenue, I try to use reclaim wood for my projects

This filling cracks/gaps with coffee and CA ..... nobody ever says Decaf or reg.......lol Ok silly over

I use brass screws on my outside chair builds, I dip the tip in a soft wax to ease screwing in..... having to remove a broken screen from a project is BLEEP

Looking good Stig, I was most concerned about the cork flying apart on you My sea kill project has died Whilst I still have a chest infection I took interest in my blanks today.... sad to say they are not going to be bowls the left the opening is now 1/4 inch if does not split in two I will cut...

Speak to a firm lock Axminster and ask which is the way forward My 1992 Axminster has 1inch *8 tpi so that has been around for a few years now I have noticed that newer chucks can be reversed something mine can not do

Get a qualified electrician in for the mains Or I have fitted my own solar panels battery’s and inverter Note If using lithium batts you will prob have to speak to local fire station as when I asked they record lithium battery applications re fire risk

Yea lol We called it sea kill

When I am over the chest infection we can try and make some arrangements Was it lime

No mate you keep going, did you say you some blanks to trade If so interested an a bit of a swap

Hiya some pics rem the wood had been in salt water for some times

Any thoughts on what it is

I have some 1960s chambour joists that I am using for bowls, looking at this I know they were pine so they are prob pitch pine

Could be parana pine, it was once very much in use but now seldom seen

Is there a lot of sap in the wood and a strong scent