Tea?

[classic33]

Knife, always. And nothing ever goes behind my ear, other than the hook-thing of my glasses frame, and a little soap and water every few months (whether it needs it or not).

If I really can't see the marks at all, I'll use the tape trick.

Nothing, not even a pencil, as a sign of a seasoned woodworker who knows what he's doing!
Trouble is soap and water won't stay there.

Tape trick, new one on me.

 

[MikeG]

.....Tape trick, new one on me.

If you can't see your mark, you can apply a strip of masking tape across the end-grain and then make your knife marks in the normal way. Then peel off the (cut) tape between the pins, leaving it obvious where you need to saw.

 

[classic33]

If you can't see your mark, you can apply a strip of masking tape across the end-grain and then make your knife marks in the normal way. Then peel off the (cut) tape between the pins, leaving it obvious where you need to saw.

Can I take it marking the area out with a softer pencil has gone out of fashion?

 

[MikeG]

With a porous end-grain and old eyes, it sometimes doesn't matter what you use. The lines remain invisible.

 

[classic33]

With a porous end-grain and old eyes, it sometimes doesn't matter what you use. The lines remain invisible.

They're only as old as the rest of you.

 

[MikeG]

Relax. The marks are easy to see:

 

[classic33]

Relax. The marks are easy to see:

Not seen one of those saws in years!

 

[MikeG]

Not seen one of those saws in years!

It's a re-handled Sandvik, with a coarse TPI and filed to a rip. Coarse cuts with the grain are its speciality.

 

[MikeG]

I've one or two to choose from:

 

[classic33]

It's a re-handled Sandvik, with a coarse TPI and filed to a rip. Coarse cuts with the grain are its speciality.

28 TPI?

 

[classic33]

I've one or two to choose from:

Is there a fret saw and Jack Rebate plane amongst that lot.

I do like that spokeshave though.

 

[MikeG]

Do you mean the carriagemaker's plane, in the top right hand corner? If so, it's a 19th century tool, I believe. I struggle with it, as it chatters a lot.

Yes, I've a number of jack planes, and a number 10 rebate plane. I made the bow saw, and the fret saw is in the top left hand corner.

 

[MikeG]

28 TPI?

I don't make jewellery!! No, it's 8 TPI.

 

[Bobby Mhor]

First saw pear cider made by Bulmers, so I'd not count is as one of the trendy ciders.
Bulmers for me. And not for any other use than supping.
Why dilute it!
Fer how long though. If you're away to a garden centre, what's to stop the Young Un sneaking in and snaffling it?
Why not. With yer cider or yer coffee?

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Problem up this midden is booze is 50p minimum per unit, doesn't help, bleeding nanny state...
She's more worried about her toast and jam
Bulmers is good...

Dib dib place tonight...
came home with a new beer to try..
now chilling..

 

[classic33]

Do you mean the carriagemaker's plane, in the top right hand corner? If so, it's a 19th century tool, I believe. I struggle with it, as it chatters a lot.

Yes, I've a number of jack planes, and a number 10 rebate plane. I made the bow saw, and the fret saw is in the top left hand corner.

But no jack rebate. It'd be on the bottom shelf, left-hand side.
You sure that's not a coping saw?
The throat looks a bit small for a fret saw.