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I hesitate to ask a novice question with all the experts here, but here goes. Normally I rough out bowls, paint the end grain with Anchorseal, and let them sit in a paper bag for six months.

I...

Does anyone know what the bevel angle should be for a bowl gouge? I have one that has been ground down so many times the "angle" is sort of an arc. I would appreciate any help you can give me.

Little? That guy's spread out all over the table!

The spalting is great! How did you do it?

At the end of the bowl video he uses a big face plate looking thing to hold the bowl for turning off the stub. What is that thing called?

(Sorry, I'm sort of a noob at this stuff. Thanks!)

Look out, man. The bill is coming and it's going to be big! (But it's worth it.) Congrats.

Well, I guess that means I'll try it. I'll make sure to set aside a piece of the scrap to see if I can see any color difference.

Thank you all for your help.

I'm very new to the DNA process. My first use was for a small East Indian Rosewood bowl. I let it soak for about a week. I know that's much longer than it needed, but I was busy on other stuff. ...

Thank you all for your help. I found them somewhere in England and I assume they will be put on a boat sometime soon. I ordered them before I saw the Grizzly post. Oh, well.

Thanks again!

Thanks, Bill. I did a search and found that thread before I posted. Unfortunately it leads me to beading tools of several different sizes. What I'm looking for is a single tool with...

I swear I saw a tool with interchangeable blades to make several different sizes of beads. (Sometimes I have weird dreams, but I don't think this was one of them.) Does anyone know if something...

Fantastic, thanks to all of you for your time and the information. I'll stop and get some DNA on the way home tonight.

And is this used to assist in drying the stock? Can anyone point me to some information on this?

(And thanks, Ken)

I know I should know this, but what is DNA and how is it used? (Sorry, I'm kind of new at this)

[quote=Jeff Weight] I can't justify the extra expense for safety glasses. quote]

I don't think I would have said that. :)

OK, I'm new here, so please excuse a novice question. It appears to use the Gripper I would remove the blade guard. Is that right? Is that wise? Secondly, how does this work on long pieces of...

This reminds me of a quote from "Peace Like a River". One of the characters says, "How many times do you let a dog bite you before you put him down?"