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Oh no it isn't:LOL:

No big deal but if you searched under tyrolene it probably draws a blank - try Tyrolean finish instead;) e.g.

I know, but as we STILL don't have a groan emoji I thought I'd post it.😊

I don't dance but I remember a sage friend of mine who said " Dancing is a pre-mating ritual, and if there is no mating going to happen then why waste the energy"

Sounds like a plan Phil. Can you elaborate on the scratch stock and how you hollow out the rest in prep for the HSS for us uninitiated? Cheers Lyn

You have to understand - it goes back to Agincourt!!!!!

I had to look them up. Never heard of them🤨

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+1 for Michael O'Donell. Also several vids showing the technique on YT. Best bet is to start with really green wood and keep it wet whilst turning if you can. This guy is humorous and informative at the same time...

I know of a retired couple in Spain who have a full cooked breakfast every Saturday. When asked what day it is, they can quickly calculate.....hmmm! had breakfast 3 days ago - must be Tuesday. Works for me! :)

Oh yes. Hell hath no fury like a woman's corns.

I have the Record long hole borer and it works OK for me albeit only 24" worked from both ends. It has to be done slowly mind - patience is a virtue

And for something a little more seasonal!

I am not an expert but I think you misunderstand the role of jointer and thicknesser. Initially you want to flatten the offcuts with the jointer to get a flat reference face. If you are just gluing boards together then the reference faces should then fit to each other snugly. If you want to...

No I think the OP is referring to blade setting moving a ruler 3mm by hand as per most setup vids

At a very basic level, when I have found tearout on spalted beech a problem, I have turned the best finish I can and then I cover the whole surface with a couple of coats of cellulose sanding sealer (homemade shellac and meths). Let it soak in and dry and then turn to a finish. It works most...

I don't know if this will suffice. I bought one last week for cutting grooves and it worked a treat. It has both 1/4" and 1/2" arbors. Bestgle 6 Kerf Adjustable 3 Wing Slot Cutter Router Bit Set with 1/2-Inch Woodworking Cutter Tool 1/4", 3/16", 5/32", 1/8", 3/32", 1/16" : Amazon.co.uk: DIY...

At least I stopped it rolling away!

Here's one I made earlier! I do like Yew but what do I do with it now?