Yes that was an oversight . . . I hope to delve to the bottom of this and have the person, or persons, responsible up against the wall before sundown.Although I don't think that it was your intent, there is a lot of good information in that post!
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Yes that was an oversight . . . I hope to delve to the bottom of this and have the person, or persons, responsible up against the wall before sundown.Although I don't think that it was your intent, there is a lot of good information in that post!
Sharpening is Facetating.Good enough is good enoughButBetter is Better.
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Winton have you tried planning wenge? I've had little to no luck in doing so.
Bumbling forward into the unknown.
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No I haven't. I'm not drawn to it. I have heard it is stringy. I can't imagine having a problem with a BU with the throat open a moderate amount.
What sort of problems do you run into ?
Sharpening is Facetating.Good enough is good enoughButBetter is Better.
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I have next to no experience with it although I had a chunk of worktop sample that was sent to us. I messed about with it while trying out a Stanley SW 62. Not that nice but it was ok (both the plane and the wood), normal methods of sharp enough, tight mouth etc seemed enough enough to get a decent finish.
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