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I've got a pro edge and it's awesome, I'm on a tight budget and research the best fir the job and the pro edge wins hands down... Also with a little thought all the tormek/jet jigs can be used with the sorby, with a little more thought it could be made variable speed too. It has a grind stone...

Yewll get maybe an inch of waste using a chain mill, you don't have access to a mill with a bandsaw, seems such a waste of such a precious timber

Also one thing.... It's a lot less effort and much easier to get to a good standard turning dry timber on a power lathe than a pole lathe!

Robert sorby pro edge

£13.44 for the bar .. Bargain ! Cheers for the idea mate

No I didn't think of that.... Good plan, that means all the jet jugs will fit too and they'll be a bit cheaper I guess !

Hey guys, I'm after the exact bar diameter on a tormek as I'm going to fabricate a bar system so I can use all the tormek tool jigs in a sorby pro edge. Cheers !

http://www.cedarstrip.co.uk/ My mate has made one and got materials from here, as have a few others I konw to have built cedar strip canoes ( im well in to kayaking myself!!)

Do you think? :D

scary sharp to 8000 on glass, autosol on leather....

Or you could get the planes from here and youll find the customer service great too. http://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/epages ... ols/Planes

having looked at the drawing again you are right they wont work.

I turn greenwood bowls on a pole lathe and as they dry they they warp and change shape, ive got some awesome strange shapes! make sure you don`t use the heart wood and pith also make the sides thin with a slightly thicker base so there is less chance of splitting on drying

http://www.theironmongerystore.co.uk/pr ... 86.032.htm they wont wrrk, oops!

The AI mk2`s have very fine bevels, I find them fine for dovetails.

also keep some silica gell in with them

I'm sure peter will explain it better but... 3 different coloured lines on the edge of a board about 1" thick one in the middle and one on each side, with the I think was a convex grind on the iron peter could plane off each colour pen without disturbing the other lines, if you know what I mean...

Ahhhh it was the Clifton !!!

I want to build one too so I can do this in it... Me in my plastic kayak !

Peter, it was the QS plane you were doing the "3 marker pen trick" on the edge of the timber wasn't it? That plane was pretty damd good in my opinion !