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    Hello from Plymouth

    That's the one, thank you. Yes, they are everywhere in Plymouth. That's what intrigued me in the first place. My very first reaction was "wow, everyone has a boat in their back yard".
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    Hello from Plymouth

    Welcome, I bet your wife was pleased as punch with your liberated woodworking skills. My partner is from Mutley and had one of those strange, tall washing lines that go up and down. They were all over Plymouth. I think they are a nautical thing. I wish I'd taken photographs because I want to...
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    Advice required: traditional saws and Japanese saws

    I now have both Japanese and German made pull saws. They have the same teeth profiles, parallel not offset like my heirloom Record Ridgeways and Spear & Jacksons.
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    Advice required: traditional saws and Japanese saws

    As a confirmed wood butcher, I left sawing alone for many years as I couldn't make a straight cut if my life depended on it. At around 50, I tried a pull saw, OMG, what a revelation.
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    Rope Warming

    The second paragraph in this article might interest you @WoodchipWilbur Mud on the dog, blood on the ropes I have a keen interest in all things sharp and the use of ropes. As a pre-teen I once snook into the bell tower in the Dronfied Parish Church and rang one of the bells. I then ran like The...
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    What’s with this Scam?

    Same sort of adds on marketplace for new ebikes at £100 or £110.
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    Simple shop made tool

    @Chrispy It works for you, so don't change it. Sometimes special adaptions have to be made to help the job along.
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    Stanley knife blades

    It all depends on the job and your own finances. I use the tip for cutting hardboard and thin plywood. A quick touch up with a sharpening stone will extend the life of the blade. I also cut a lot of cardboard up for the bin, which tends to wear out blades. So I buy packs of 100 cheap blades.
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    Misheard lyrics

    OMG how could I have misheard nights for knights all this time.
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    Misheard lyrics

    "Can I play with matches" was my interpretation for decades.
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    What do you collect

    Anything with a sharp edge will get my atention. I just wish I could master circular breathing for all the didgeridoos that I have.
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    Dovetail cutting saws

    Go for a japanese pull saw, as @Mike.R says, they are a revelation.
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    Workshop gloves......

    Disposable nitrile or latex gloves are my go to for keeping my hands clean and dexterity.
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    Which cordless system are you going with..if any?

    Makita LXT angle grinder and recipricating saw. Einhell cordlees drill, jig saw, srimmer and long reach garden set. I'm very happy with both systems.
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    A very sensible sharpening system..

    He talks about the wheel rotation going away from him at the top of the wheel. Every bench grinder I've used has the rotation coming over the top of the wheel towards me.
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    Wood waste

    I saw an add on FB Marketplace offering bin bags of mdf dust for free. I was a bit surprised that anyone working with mdf would not know of it's properties.
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    Cunning idea needed

    artist liquid mask
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    Lidl DIY tools 20th June

    I want some of the Forstner Bits. But some toerag will be camped outside and buy the lot usual to sell on ebay. Always sold out when I get there.
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    scaffold board rubbish

    This is what I built with scaffold boards. Most efficacious in every case
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    Film on paint, why?

    If CO2 would do it I might try blowing into the tin to replace the oxygenated air. Thanks every one.
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