Reading your’s and AJB Temple’s comments makes me chuckle as these are all things I hear her say regularly. As for the block, she tells me it could be wider. . .
Thanks all. The chopping board is really straight forward. If it goes a bit wonky in the clamps just tap it into place and/or clamp some scrap across the top and sides. You will need to sharpen you plane iron to prevent tear out when finishing. I did use a router for the finger handles. But yer...
It does have two braces at the bottom (front and back) you can only see the front brace in the picture. But you are right.
Some v. basic bench dogs do a decent job of keep it still. I think I actually enjoy slowly building the workshop as much as making stuff.
Thanks mate. It’s astonishing, With a lot of humming and aring I’ve spent about 1k on tools now, she wouldn’t think twice about spending that on some new horse leather.
Well, this is terrifying.
The central reasons for my posting this is for my own self-creative confidence and to make some small contribution to the newbie community. I also wanted to see if I could do it without self-deprecation or warnings to how crude it is (guess I’ve just done it).
Anyway...
Sorry for the slow reply, I’m humming and aring over the pick up distance as I’m in Bedford.
Do you have a picture of the spec plate? I had a quick look and couldn’t find the specs online.
Mike