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Biscuits everytime.

Yandles had some nice canvas ones in their shop a short time ago.

Not far from me, Glastonbury

Welcome Will, where in Somerset are you? Regards Mark

Are the teeth damaged? I haven't seen a scoring blade with teeth like that.

Did they mind? Which bits of them? 😄

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I wouldn't trust a 1/4 inch router to cut the bolt recesses, its tough work. It's far safer to cut them by hand, drill a hole in the correct position, you can work this out with your jig or the bolt itself, use a forstener type bit, cut the slots with a tenon saw and chisel.

I feel very sorry for the staff. For me Axminster has been going down hill for quite some time, mainly with the introduction of their own brand poor quality hand tools and the dropping of high quality tools such as Lie Nielsen, this also applies to some of their machinery.

He copies David Charlesworths methods but without the finesse.

You took the words out of my mouth Derek. I couldn't agree more.

If the breast has a bump as in the sketch, Would a thicker wedge solve this problem? The breast could then be shaped (made straight) to suite the thicker wedge.

Are there any other makers of floats other than Lie Nielsen?

Hello from Glastonbury, looks like the South West is well represented on this forum 🙂

Well done for avoiding the Chinese.

I bought this knife from Philly Planes DC Marking Knife And I made the David charlesworth sharpening jig Neat sharpening angles every time.

You need a water resistant glue at least, personally I'd use something like cascamite a waterproof glue. Food safe doesn't really come into it, once the glue is cured it won't contaminate anything. By the way, Titebond isn't just PVA it is better than a standard white glue, trust me 😄

Welcome Sascha, I'd be interested in learning what life is like in Switzerland at the moment, economy and the general feeling amongst your nation?

The one I use. No Nonsense Quick-Dry Floor Varnish Satin 2.5Ltr Product code: 95447 Screwfix

Stunning piece of wood