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I take it from your post that you have in depth and expert knowledge of the security services of both the UK and US? "Doing your homework" requires that you are either privy to information which is acquired first-hand, or subject to so many non-disclosure clauses, i.e. The Official Secrets Act...

Apart from Steve the woodturner - who is? I found making balls extremely therapeutic. No use whatsoever, but therapeutic.

If you shop on Amazon you will find literally dozens of varieties available including Morrisons.

Stunning, quite stunning.

Hi Robbo I'll take the waterstones if I may. PM on the way Cheers Lyn

As the quote went "Just because I said I would do it doesn't mean you have to remind me every six months!"

I'm not sure but it may have something to do with AA? Our posts crossed!

Did you never tread on Lego bricks in the dark?

Hi all I have for refurbishment a Bailey No 6 and it has a butchered cap iron and a Record lever cap. Has anyone got a Stanley lever cap and cap iron surplus to requirement that they wish to part company with?

If you have the necessary details i.e. service no., rank, name then you can get the military records of relatives from the site below. This is only for service records. https://www.gov.uk/get-copy-military-service-records

If you are not successful, or fancy a challenge, try Pauls latest project.

That is basically the same as one I saw on Paul Sellers blog except instaead of a hole for drilling you put a steel pin/nail in the centre and it gives you a marking gauge for centre of a board edge. Handy and cheap!

As there are approximately 60 thousand species of wood I wish you the best of luck!

A helpful resource for most woods is here. http://www.wood-database.com/wood-articles/

I'm sorry but I don't quite understand the responses to this thread. Somebody, who has the appropriate expensive tooling is offering their services to fellow members who cannot afford, or justify the expense of such tooling. Nowhere has anyone said that the person being helped will operate the...

@Richard_C is correct. The SC3 standard jaws are parallel on contraction mode and dovetail for expansion On contraction the jaws have a parrot's beak which bites into the spigot to grip better. See Figs 8.25-8 in your manual. Happy turning!

....and slice it up on the bandsaw - why not?

Et voila!

Mine's just about to go in the oven whilst the workshop warms up!

All gone quiet?