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That black is a pretty cool look, but not what I'm looking for. I think I'll take my chances with the penofin. If it doesn't work out I can always make a new top out of cedar and bring the oak one...

thanks. I was just looking at the penofin blue label. And there's a dealer close to my house. Do you have an opinion on the blue label vs the marine finish?

I'm building a patio table. The base is cedar painted white. The table top is white oak. What finish would be best for outdoors? It will be under a roof and will get 2-3 hours of sunlight a day....

Yes. I bought the domino the ts 55 and a 125 rotex. I'll be picking it up Monday!

I bought one on eBay last week brand new in the box for 300$. We'll see what I get. Lol but I am anxious.

WOW!! What an offer.

There is a good video on YouTube season 19 episode 2 of the new Yankee workshop.

Thanks for the advice. That's what I thought about the softer woods but when I called the lumber store in Montreal the person thought I should use those.

I'm building a coffe table. I plan on using 2" thick wood for most of it. The base will be painted white and the table top will be wood. What kind of wood should I use for the base? Should I be...

He made a nice dinning room table. The build is on YouTube if you search anniversary dinning room table.

thanks. I guess I won't be making an end grain countertop.

I want to make an end grain countertop for my outdoor patio. Is there any chance that this will work? I live in quebec so we get the cold winters and hot humid summers. There is a roof over it. ...

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I dont know know how to rotate the picture. But this works great for sharpening gouges.

Im a screening officer and an airport, and as long as there in your checked bag you'll be ok. Just make sure they're well wrapped. Maybe in a tool role then in some clothes.

You can use a lacquer thinner to remove it.

I have never tried it but I do have the dmt diaflat lapping plate and love it. It is expensive but I wanted something that would work quick and it does.

I've been looking into to building one too and one of the few I've found was made by Paul sellers on YouTube. So far that's the best one I've found. There are shooting planes but they are...

He likes to sharpen on oil stones. But he only uses one medium grit. The chisel will not cut through a piece of paper or the hair on my arm. I don't really want to challenge him on it.

I ordered the book yesterday, I'm looking forward to reading it. I was thinking of water stones but after watching Paul sellers video I'm thinking diamond stones might be the way to go.

I live in a small town, I doubt they it. I was thinking about that one too. Ill have to buy it online and the charlesworth DVD. But so fa after watching the sellers video I think I'm leaning...

well I'm taking a beginners woodworking course and I'm really enjoying it. So far I've made a wooden mallet, a little step with dovetails and I'm in the middle of making 9 end grain cutting boards....

Ill look for this one. I have already watched the Lie Nielsen videos I just want more details. Thanks everyone.

Hello everyone, I'm new here and to woodworking too. I want to learn how to properly sharpen my tools on water stones. What Is the best DVD or book for this.
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I placed an order last night before the free shipping was offered. I sent them an email this morning after reading this thread and they refunded me the shipping. They're a great company to deal...