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For UK wood bashers we call Acer pseudoplatanus - Sycamore and all the rest Maple ( hard, soft, leopardwood etc) apart from London plane (which can also be called lacewood depending on how it is sawn.)

not sure I'd trust a 🦒to look after my teeth :unsure: still probably better than the 💈I use now

clamped to a shelf, just like in school

saw this on the tube today

Looks to have a smooth wear pattern, would probably give an overall better surface appearance to the wood than the 01 and would think defo the PMV11 as it gets blunter. But would probably be worse if taking hogging sized stokes. Would you say good to use in a smother rather than a #51/2

Bet that just for a moment you hoped the world had ended :D

nice one @Jacob (y) No leading him astray with weird sharpening habits now. Just a simple rounded bevel is all he needs;)

Although I say it can be a nightmare when trying to stick 2 bits together the effect itself is truly beautiful in certain woods. When you want to have a glistening coat to a horse or dog for example makore is astoundingly good at giving a shimmering effect, Osage orange is superb for fields of...

It can be a nightmare when bookmatching. Most often seen on mass produced guitars and violins etc, I was suggested to me that it is perhaps caused by the direction and sharpness of the tool used to cut or slice the wood. This was suggested to me when I was learning about marquetry and veneering...

Wickes have an excellent matte and satin blackboard paint. I usually prefer to use the matte version. it quite literally turns whatever you paint into a black hole. best put on with a sponge roller

But if you turn too quickly. they can give you kittens

Ged up in de moaning sleeping on bread sir sold out to evry monk and beef head oh oh Me ears are alight Maxcell C90 cassette tape ad. can't beleive I still remember the words lol

Salve Paolo, as an ebeniste & marchese I look forward to your discoveries:)

Were talking about the tool used to hit the tool you are describing and how it has been translated by Aldi from german

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cool, the googley eyes really bring them to life

There's a German guy who has been doing a tour of Scotland on a vintage Duetz and pulling a caravan, he's been at it for about 2 years so far. I think someone mentioned him a while ago in a thread

https://www.bpiauctions.com/auctions/#!/auctions/df21a115-f339-4d8b-b332-a488b3446eb6?ic=30

@Sandyn this is just perfect for you https://www.bidspotter.co.uk/en-gb/auction-catalogues/keys-aylsham-salerooms/catalogue-id-srkey10716/lot-cf8f8816-0e36-459b-bf00-aee0010eb671

@Spectric I think you'll find the 1st miners in Britain were actually Cornish around 15,000 years ago getting tin