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How is it jointed? If it is traditional, you are probably going to cut a lot of the wedging out.

You might be right! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wych_Elm

Wych Elm, so I'm told, is usually found growing near water and has a straighter grain than Common Elm, perhaps because it grows faster, being near water. I have some elms to come down soon, before the dreaded disease returns. They aren't very big, 8" diameter at the most. They are growing close...

I don't suppose that school was at Bovington, was it?

If nobody has already grabbed it, then when can I pick it up?

Cheers for that! "this looks like any other horizontal grinding system" Does this mean that there are others?

40 years ago, we were converting a school classroom to a laboratory during the school holidays. In the woodworking room there was a rotary oilstone where the tool was sharpened on the 'side' of the horizontally spinning stone. Is such a thing still available? A Google search came up with the...