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Something like this has a small footprint (the aftermarket fence rail could be saw down to suit) https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/186311100042?

The cause is your abrasive isn’t lying flat and the curve up at the edges is causing what you see. 3m repositionable spray glue is decent- but you don’t need to obsess on the finish. The question you haven’t answered is does the chisel cut a good clean mortice. The time spent practicing...

*hair’s breadth (the width of a human hair) Nothing to do with breathing

Heya- per messages let me know if Sunday works

Looks like a user ground chisel to me - need a tool make a tool Fulfilled whichever job the user had that warranted making a tool for

Being supplied a bracket with slots instead of holes is much more user friendly - so good idea. I’d go for 2:1 drill two holes side by side and file away the web to leave a slot.

Looks coniferous to me maybe fir

I like the diamond slitting discs for metal, cut quickly with little heat build up and much less likely to fracture. Don’t use normal slitting discs anymore. Jigsaw would also be fine, given the up and down motion, clamping it to something solid - e.g with the cut line overhanging a bench edge...

Increase your sharpening angle with a microbevel until the edge lasts. If it’s at 27 degrees that’s pretty low. Also polish the edge and the back. Each groove from rough grit acts as a stress concentrator increasing the likelihood of chips. Up the angle, up the polish level and you’ll see it...

A clear setting Pva would be fine if you have a good fit

You’ll struggle to bend tungsten carbide, it’s very brittle. If they are just used on clay I’d have thought titanium would be the posh choice as it is both light, tough and corrosion proof Edit to add: With the help of Google I found what it looks like. To me it looks to be milled from solid...

Jokes aside - may be worth checking it’s not been done fraudulently as a way to try and get money from any life insurance or pension she may hold Couple of fake docs to then get real government ones issued could work

Just to add to blackswanwood’s post Worth knowing up front if the meeting is without prejudice and clarifying that up front - it has a specific meaning. https://www.cavendishlaw.co.uk/employees/without-prejudice-meetings.html

Not really as you want the scratches to run parallel to the rod towards the tip, grinding on the side won’t let you do that

It’s a resin bond diamond wheel typically used for grinding lathe tooling where you don’t want concavity from the edge of a wheel

I’m in Cardiff and probably have a suitable piece that could trade for a charity donation. Has been outside so will have some surface rust etc

Guessing collection only?

Nice work!

Really Appreciate all the time effort and chasing you’ve put in to this over the years Big shoes to fill

Great project, watching with interest. Imagine you have it covered already but if I can help with Heat treatment let me know. Will be worth a stress relief anneal before going to hardening and with each tooth acting like a stress riser the quench won’t be without risk!