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I'm only new to it, Phil, but I'm learning (with my brother, who's a few steps ahead of me). What's actually going wrong with yours?

Marcros, I've PMd you. Greg

Sourdough is your friend. If you're new to it, (as am I), YouTube and search Chef Rachida - she's brilliant and explains it really well

Nice job, sir

Absolutely brilliant. Family heirloom, right there. Thanks for sharing a very interesting WIP. =D>

Absolutely fair point. However, a chainsaw or planer/ thicknesser cannot be thrown very far, (and stop running pretty soon after being thrown). A hammer can be thrown further, but still not quite as far as a bullet or pellets.

Hi Paul, I missed this OP. Is your demo recorded to vote anywhere? Cheers Greg

The Toolpost may be able to help - they seem to stock/ know what's what if you're in a jam

These work well, too. And no sparks! - https://www.sealantsandtoolsdirect.co.u ... 27751.html

On special offer at mo: https://stuckathomebooks.co.uk/product/ ... materials/ Or https://stuckathomebooks.co.uk/product/ ... ng-design/ Any use?

Great WIP. I love the dedication

Hi Paul, I noticed you're in Bewdley. I'm in Stourbridge and I have the Foundation Course book, which I'm happy to lend you, if you like. I've dug out a coupe of other books, including Turning Green Wood by Mike O'Donnell. Although I do want them back, you're welcome to come and grab them any...

As Phil says, but it will still darken. If you are desperate to keep it that natural colour and not darken it at all, could you get a piece of toughened glass for it?

That's hilarious! :D

Hi Mike, Could I have the Henry Taylor Diamic round nose scraper, please? Cheers Greg

Superb project and a great way to spend time with your kids. Mine are 19 and 17 and although they wouldn't dream of stepping for in the workshop now, I think they remember a few of our previous efforts together. Beautiful stool, (luckily, otherwise her brother would take great delight in...

Since removal of lead from oil paint, they will all yellow over time. Water based is good now, but not as shiny or crisp as oil based. Bedec MSP is said to be great on almost everything, (I've used it inside, very happy with it and goes on anything with minimal prep), bit I've not used it...

Very nice, Phil. Thanks for the encouragement. Greg

Gents, Thank you for your very prompt and helpful replies. I shall commence the search when I get a chance. (This lockdown does seem to increase domestic chores!) Cheers Greg

Morning good people, I'm toying with making a 3-point tool and an inside scraper for box making. I've no experience of metal work, so it'll only be grinding wheel shaping, no heat or bending, etc. So my questions, after some internet searching is: Do I need tool steel, silver steel...