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A prime example of what I mean. Sometimes this place stinks. Definitely time to leave. No one said what you just did.

Because sharpening is like religion. People tend to think their way is the only correct way. Every sharpening thread devolves into that.

I've had good luck storing elm, ash and a balsam poplar using shrink wrap for a few months. Get some mold sometimes but it turns away just fine. I've actually had a few burr oak blanks wrapped in...

I'm no expert but....
I use a 45 degree swept back bowl gouge on the inside wall when I'm doing a light undercut. I like the look of a slightly larger rim with an undercut, than the rest of the...

I try to get the cleanest cut I can just as good practice when roughing out, but that's really the only reason.

I wonder if adding an extreme amount of set would help with sawing green wood?

The tannins in oak will cause rust almost immediately. If you touch metal and the touch the peice of wet oak, you'll get black stains. I believe some people have had good luck using lemon juice to...

I made mine removable with just a finger hole at the end of each plate, I do like to be able to take them out, I don't flip mine upside down or anything that would cause the plate to fall out.

Ah, never made it there, spent 19 years between St. John's and Bonavista.

Agree with the others, grind a flat and that will extend the life.

Not sure what brand you've got, I personally haven't seen manufacturers offer longer pins, I've seen people make their own a few times. Nova offers a better set than what comes with their jaws but I...

I just don't bother ordering from the states if usps isn't an option. Dealing with cross border couriers is awful and expensive. I know it nlimits my options buti just have to live with it.
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I would just continue to use the original blades till they are no longer sharpenable, but I'm cheap.

I've got the 12 inch nova modular rest and a robust 6 inch as well as 12 inch j rest. The nova works fine for spindle work, but was terrible for bowls, would unthread until I used permanent thread...

My favorite is an Edgerite No. 5C. Made in the USA, sold in canada. Owners name punched into the side, best tote of any plane I own. History and comfort.

For gluing sandpaper to glass I use Elmer's spray adhesive, a light spay on the back of the sheet, let it dry for a minute, stick it down, use it, peel it up, wipe with mineral spirits and repeat.

Not sure about the states but black forest wood products carries some here in alberta and ships to the states.

Spiracraft on you tube has an unboxing and some info. They aren't readily available yet

Click on old tools at the bottom, then there's a link part way down the page

100pr for ornaments? You mean separate/several pairs for the hangers or actually using the 100 to make ornaments?

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Or it could just be that people have different situations than you.

It looks good, if you did want a lid I would turn a concave lid that settles down inside with a fairly fine spindle for lifting.

Jeez you must almost feel guilty for that steal.

When you buy a supernova you buy an insert with it that fits in the chuck, so you'll want to buy the 1 1/4 x 8tpi threaded insert. It's pretty standard these days. Not sure if the supernova comes as...