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If you just want to break the edge so it's not sharp some 180 on a block is absolutely fine and usually easier than getting your block plane onto every edge. That is just to break the edge though. If you want a more noticeable chamfer or roundover use which ever plane/tool fits the size of the...

I switched careers out of passion. I worked in medical research for about a decade but almost 2 years ago I retrained in cabinetry and have been working in the industry ever since. Initially, the idea was to run my own small business but it soon became clear that I was woefully inexperienced, I...

This is the correct thing to do. Wet it on the cupped side, sit a weight on top of it and leave it over night. If this doesn't work flatten it by hand. If it's been resawn as you mentioned than there will be a lot of tension released and you won't be getting it out with some moisture.

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Hi Ian, Cheers for the reply. Yeah one of the lads tried this but the little tabs just started coming off. Originally we were just going to get rid of it as it's been out of commission for a while but I said I'd have a look into getting it serviced if I could find someone. Yeah the fan thing...

Hi all, Was hoping someone could point me in the right direction for a company in the UK that can service a Delta SA350k oscillating spindle sander? This fan shaped thing that is usually used to tighten the spindle and secure the sandpaper has given out and no longer can be attached to the...