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Hi and welcome.

Lump hammer assembly made me cringe..could have at least used a scrap block to protect the work piece. Fairly certain, I've seen Joe on YouTube

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Phil, I've pm'd with a question before you add me to the list. thanks Jon

getting back on topic, I'd love one of the Woodcut pro form tools. They look really nice to use, I'm not sure my lathe has enough oomph to take full advantage of one though.

SOLD to ChrisMa

Sold to ChrisMa. Apologies Dokkodo, I received his pm before yours.

0-45mm Bessey 0-45mm Self Adjusting Toggle Clamp Stc-hh /45 (singles), BESSTCHH50 at D&M Tools Purchased a few months ago with the intent of making a router table jig but never did so its been collecting dust in my workshop. £12 posted to UK

4 x Bessey Uni Klamps (24 inch) They all have some glue on them in various place due to slightly careless glue ups. They all work fine though. Probably about 4 months old. £63 posted to UK or £50 if anyone wants to collect from Greater Manchester.

Its seems really good at the moment, but I don't think its had much use so I'll let you know if it wears out absurdly fast (or explodes)

Had this since March this year and its been great but a recent purchase off a relative has made me decide to sell. Not an easy decision. Sorby Pro Deluxe Sharpening system. Robert Sorby ProEdge Sharpening System Great working condition supplied with one belt ( a used but useable ceramic 150)...

Axminster CBN Wheel 200 x 32mm - 180g I bought it second hand, along with the Ax slow running grinder and tormek jigs off my uncle (who's decided to stop turning) Not sure if the 40mm is better, but this seems good.

I recently got a CBN..it wasn't £100:cautious: It is good though.

Good advice. I did that a while ago when I made handles for my skew and roughing gouge. This YouTube video is pretty good. watch

re: rip fence. I don't know if this the de facto method, but the way I was shown at college was to line up the gullet (the first one appearing out of the blade slot) with the end of the fence (where the quadrant cut out begins). Thats if the saw even has a rip fence, most come with full...

Exactly the same when I was an apprenticeship. They also had a big Wadkin. Intimidating to look at, but such a nice machine to use if you didn't take the piss. At the even slightest chance of the cut closing up, wedges were knocked in. They also had a Wadkin panel saw..complete with no guard or...

https://www.oliverswoodturning.co.uk/product/chuck-reversing-adapter/ Edit: Ah, I see you want it to rotate. The only other alternative I can think of is to make one yourself using some like a Paul Howard cup centre and one of these: Axminster Woodturning Chuck Wall Mount - M33 x 3.5mm

As mentioned, its probably been applied slightly too thick. It will dry eventually but ideally you want to remove any excess straight away. Also, might be an idea to increase the room temperature a bit if possible, that'll speed up the curing process a tad.

Oh, I must have got the wrong end of the stick. I didn't post here for a long time and , upon returning, I checked who was still active. I recall one of Alf's last posts being in a thread that had turned into a **** show and she said something like she'd had enough.

I recall she gave me a lot of good advice when I first joined here. During my hiatus, she left in 2012 due to 'childish squabbling'. Her and Paul Chapman are the main two posters from when I first joined that I 'miss'. I also recall selling her a Washita oilstone that I wasn't impressed with...