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Maybe T-Cut or cheaper equivalents?

Use gouges, a template to check the curve, then finish off with scrapers. Could also use calipers or make a depth gauge to mark high points.

I think drill bits are available in 0.1mm increments.

For the edge, try planing with the plane upside down, you hold the workpiece and move it along the plane. For the main side, use a planing board with thin bit of wood as the stop.

Actually, the law allows for self defence, using "reasonable" force. What is illegal is "excessive" force.

I thought CITIES is mainly to do with cross border movement.

Libre Office Calc, open source free spreadsheet software. Or there's the Microsoft paid equivalent, Excel. For database software, Libre Office Base or Microsoft Access.

Low angle block plane: 12 degree bed angle + 25 blade bevel = 37 effective pitch. Standard angle block plane: 20 degree bed angle + 25 blade bevel = 45 effective pitch. If I put a 33 degree bevel blade on the low angle plane: 12 degree bed angle + 33 blade bevel = 45 effective pitch, would it...

HSS can't be overheated. For carbon steel, the advice is to grind for a few seconds then dip in water, then grind with some water still on the blade. Also with your thumb on the blade you can feel if it gets hot. I think it needs to get over 200 degrees to soften the steel. I prefer not to use...

Highway To Hell done on cellos (!) with special guest. "2CELLOS - Highway To Hell feat. Steve Vai [OFFICIAL VIDEO]"

From another similar channel, "Bullet Through Playing Card- Slow Motion Epoxy Resin Art"

"Burning CIGARETTE in Epoxy Resin / RESIN ART"

Can I ask is that the original box?

https://www.oldtoolstore.co.uk/ray-iles-34-c.asp 01507 525 697 I phoned that number about iron availability, I think I spoke to My Iles himself. I ordered some irons online and got them in two days. Highly Recommended.

I don't think you put the rod/bolt into the slots across the vice, it wouldn't be gripped if you did. I think you put the rod in the vice in the usual way (gripped near the top of the jaws), the slots will expose the rod ie the rod won't be completely covered by the jaws, then you cut the rod...

Yes, but that means paying VAT twice as Dieter Schimd don't seem to display prices ex VAT when the basket is over £135.

https://www.fine-tools.com/ Mmm..what about orders of over £135?

You can identify a plane by age from features like shape of lever cap hole, handle material etc. Whether if it's any good is a different matter, which you can't really tell if it's on Ebay.

I once flicked through this book, whilst in the college library. It uses American timbers, units, names, terms, standards etc, as it would because it's an American book.

I think stropping the flat side of the blade on a flat and hard surface, ie not leather, would prevent a back bevel from developing, or at least greatly reduce it. And you would need to raise a big enough burr to remove the "wear bevel", otherwise the edge won't get stropped.