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You could make the base (green bit) as an internal ply panel glued into a groove all round in the sides. Then to get the effect on the outside glue a strip of wood onto the bottom of the 3 sides Using ply/mdf for the base you wont have to worry about timber movement and the glued in panel will...

I have never had problems with properly glued burr chipping when routing corners for lines but always ensure the cutter is fairly new. This was more like large pieces coming away. Surfaces of the ply are all prepped with 120g . Adhesive is less than 12 months old stored in a sealed contained. I...

You need to check that a thick iron will work with the adjuster yoke on your plane. I fitted a laminated plane blade like this one from workshop heaven and it is very good. Unfortunately out of stock atm https://workshopheaven.com/tsunesaburo-aogami-60mm-2-laminated-japanese-plane-iron/

I really dont like the sloppy settings as they are so loose. I often just take a chisel and trim off the last rib at each side which gives about 1mm of sideways adjustment

I have just been cutting the corners on a box for some ebony lines on the router table and the burr maple veneer is chipping out really badly. I used aerolite adhesive for the veneer which all seemed to go off fine. The chipping is only on the end of teh router cutter and the face which is cut...

I could only get 1 video to play so my comments are only based on the first one There are 2 benefits which I see to you jig The ability to cut material with a sawn surface on both sides, ie you dont have to surface the board between veneer cuts. Im not sure if this is a big benefit as you have...

Parcel tape. Melamine coated chip works well for clamping blocks but not at the exposed chip edges

It looks a really good buy. Now enjoy moving everything round to get it into position. I would recommend refinishing the top with a very finely set plane to keep as flat a reference surface as possible. Sanding can leave hollows. Finish on a bench is a personal thing. Mine is beech and I dont...

Excellent grain continuity through the waterfall and lovely colours. What is sequoia like to work with? Have you put any strengthening splines/biscuits/dominoes in the joint?

If the board is twisted. you will tend to take all the material off the low point on the trailing edge, whereas what you want is to take it fairly evenly from the low points on both ends (which are diagonally opposite)) If it is a really bad twist you can turn the board round but keep it concave...

I have had one of the green supergrind versions from new and have only had to change the plastic bushes They are quite slow but are excellent for bench tools. I havent tried the CBN wheel but I am sur ethe wheel will last another 20 years Being wet also works with my waterstones. I never leave...

I think that is one of the original craft supplies posters

Oak is absolutely fine for a bookcase For kitchen utensils, sycamore and beech are more suitable

That is almost certainly the starting of brown oak which is just ordinary oak which has been attacked and stained by a fungus

I went to Newark on Friday. Thought it was very busy and quite a poor relation to Harrogate. Some good turning demonstrators

It isnt a tube he is trying to bend but a solid 8mm rod, Putting a pipe bending spring over it will just cause problems, I would make a simple wooden former and bend around it in the vice. *mm should bend quite easily

We know your views about how flat the back of a chisel/plane iron needs to be The question was why cant I flatten the back not do I need to

Is anyone going to Newark next Friday or Saturday

That takes me back to 2nd year English

Evostik Timebond was a product years ago I dont like using contact/impact type adhesives as I think their bond is a bit rubbery Have you considered using scotch which has a grab or you could use a hot melt adhesive film