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  1. point5clue

    Cheap 6 inch CBN wheel

    Anyone tried the £30-35 six inch CBN wheels available on amazon ? I am a hopeless sharpener and often end up making a bevel worse rather than better even with a jig. I saw a video recently in praise of a hollow grind then putting the bevel 'flat' against the stone. The idea is that with the...
  2. point5clue

    Wooden plane restoration

    My father in law offered my this plane - apart from a bit of flattening of the sole and accepting that the iron is 'more than halfway through its life!' :) I think it can be brought back in to use. I've never worked with anything like this, but have watched a few youtube videos and it doesn't...
  3. point5clue

    Edging plywood with plane shavings

    Hi All, I've not seen this before, but that doesn't mean I'm the first to ever do it. I am too stingy to buy edging. I have edged in thicker solid wood before for stuff the wife will look at or just smeared filler thickly then sanded back when its painted, but this was just a workshop project...
  4. point5clue

    Recycling Bins

    Not a work of great carpentry, but looks better than the plastic boxes it replaces. I posted in the finishing forum about putting clear varnish on top of wood stain. Top and sides are Wickes finest softwood 19mm plywood edged with pine. Boxes are 5mm hardwood plywood. This is my first post...
  5. point5clue

    Water based varnish on top of 'Wood Stain'

    My question is about the product that is sold in the UK as wood stain - water based, and suitable for exterior use on its own. (as opposed to what US folks call wood stain?) It seems to be basically the same as a water based varnish but with more pigment in it - is this fair ? It brushes on...
  6. point5clue

    Hello from Pershore

    Hello everyone, I'm a hobby woodworker - I have always done bits of diy - shelves, flatpack etc. Over the last few years I've started watching endless Youtube videos - Paul Sellers, Peter Millard, Gosforth Handyman etc and bought a few more tools and got more in to it. I now think nothing of...
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