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My daughter got the vet's syringe needle, came home, and punctured my finger, and took the splinter out with the tweezers. It was a bit scary at first, and sore, but it came out from the skin. Now feel much better. The punctured skin was rubbed with a sterilising wipe and put on a bandage, healing.

Found a relevant thread in the search. !*@#ing Splinters! [Archive] - Woodwork Forums

Will give it a try, or my wife tells me keep wear rubber gloves for a day, and the hand will sweat making the skin soft, and then take it out with needle. It happened a few month ago, and it was impossible to take it out at the time too. But it was splinter from hardwood, not MDF. I left it...

What could it be? Something long, thin and sharp has gone into the middle of the middle finger, and part of it came out. The pierced finger was bleeding lightly. The end part about 3-4mm long bit it still in the skin. It looks gone in deeper than last night. It has gone in slant way, and now...

Yesterday I picked up some MDF woods for projects, and when loading them into the car hurriedly something stung my finger. It was the wood splinter pierced into my middle finger. I tried squeeze out, but it went even further. I waited until coming home, and tried to take it out, but half of it...

Some people suggested putting the rods in the oven for a few minutes in low heat setting to dry them out before using with welder. Not sure if it is a good idea.

Good advice. Will keep the rods indoors trying to keep them dry always.

One of the American farmer welder in youtube said that 90 amp is enough for most home DIY welding. So I have ordered 100 amp AC welder. It was very cheap price. Also ordered some 6013 rods from Amazon. Glad to hear 6013 is easy to use, because I am a total newbie in welding.

More IGBT DC Arc Welder review, MMA-200

New Made in China DC Inverter MMA welders seem getting good reviews. Price seem great too.

Do the traps work?

A great video. Thanks for sharing.

Some Amazon reviews say "You get what you pay for." or "Buy cheap and buy twice". I don't believe that is the case or truths. In fact they just sound total fool's cliches. It depends on how wise one shops, not how much one pays for the tools. I have seen tools costing mega money, but just...

Bought an old Rapier 500 plane for £12 from eBay. It is same as the standard No 5 plane. It was rusty and the blade was blunt. Cleaned up and sharpened the blade, set it up. Wow, it cuts like butter making thin shavings or flattening large hardwood boards very fast depending on the set up...

Instead of buying from Amazon, I went to local ScrewFix and bought a DeWalt Tape Measure and few hard brush bits for drill on their clearance sales last night. The tape measure was 50% off, and the 3x brush bits were also 15% bulk buying discount. I felt they were great buys. Checked with...

Bought a Faithful Plane No 6, described AS NEW from Amazon Warehouse for slightly lower than NEW price. It arrived with severed frog. Returned it on the same day it arrived. It was 2 weeks ago, still no refund, nothing even showing on the return status menu of Amazon. I have suspicion now that...

Lovely wood work for the plane housing. The No 7 looks massive. Where are the block planes?

This is true. I have had about 4 or 5 different No 4s, and found them all useful in swapping over when one goes suddenly blunt or loose settings (old planes sometimes in fact quite often do this), or for that different shaving feeling of the each individual blades (not all No 4s cut same way -...

That is what hoover is for. And sharing wood shavings with floor isn't such a bad thing :D Don't throw them away. They get composted or used as tinder to start wood stove. Very useful :)

Wow ... great posts interesting and very helpful. Thanks. So No 5 planes are for flattening and roughing efficiency. Got you. I am on the way shopping for another plane. This time they are the No 5s. I might look at No 6 and 7 as well. This wood working hobby costs some money. Saws, drills...