Homeopathic Grinding

[george wilson]

David Barnett,can you PM me your Email address? I'd like to get to know you better.

[David Barnett]

Stubborn people,eh.?

That depends.

Angela Merkel was passing through customs.

Customs Clerk: Nationality, s'il vous plaît?

Merkel: German

Customs Clerk: Occupation?

Merkel: No, just attending the G8 summit this time.

[David Barnett]

You bet. Done. I think. We'll see if I got it right.

[george wilson]

David,did you get my reply? Something like no reply came up in the address I sent my reply to.

[Winton Applegate]

Ha, ha, ha, ha,

Bob !

Well done !
Humor is not dead in the woodworking realm PRAISE BOB !
To really now what I meant by that one has to have a working knowledge of this book :
http://www.amazon.com/Harmless-Turtl...5031323&sr=8-1

Your post just supports my previous one in another thread that postulates : when one has reached the highest skill level in one's craft the only tool one needs is a rock.
One grit.

Personally I am at one grit now but I use a sharpened rock. Some say that is cheating and I am embarrassed to admit my use of a crutch such as sharpening the rock. I am vigorously weening my self from sharpening as we speak but it takes time to break old habits. Especially habits one enjoys and dare I say addicted to. There . . . I said it.

[Bob Strawn]

Winton! Your book reference explains you amazing understanding. I can tell that you have mastered bistromathics.

Bob

[Michael Ray Smith]

Too bad I just sold this old grindstone. You could do some REALLY slow grinding with it!! It's about 15" in diameter and 4" thick.



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