“Darling, it’s got an effective length of six inches, honest…”
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Compact and bijou. I know a thing about that 
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You’re getting that back to front…
Nice to see you are expanding your optional extras to include cup holders.
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Pie cutters.
Appropriate today
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Celebrating national pi day with a steak and kidney with mash and peas
Nice
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I’m going to have 3.14 dinners
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Nearly finished this one, rippled Sycamore and rippled Australian blackwood. At 240 grit, a few more to go ending at 2000.
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Only a couple of weeks and then I’ll be off on a pi6le lathe making course, one on one, looking forward to that.
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Which abrasives do you prefer Bob? Is it all done by hand or only the finer grits that are done by hand?
The flat panels finished using a Festool random with Grant paper. The curves are hand finished using Norton no fil adalox. Final 2000 grit is garnet paper, hand.
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Nice carbohydrate foam wrangling.
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Is the marmalade ‘Le Herring Rouge,’ or secret plinth pomade?
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Lol, that’s the last oil based short oil varnish I have left, none for sale in the world now. Looked at summer Baltic amber varnish but a tenner per cl is a tad steep. Will be making my own varnish from now on.
On a happier note my useless Pax crosscut saw had been fitted with a new 12 point rip blade, 30 quid, excellent.
Top tip, don’t waste money on small cross cut saws, you really don’t need them.
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Unobtainium varnish.
Another resplendent stitch in foos desirable tapestry.
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You need invisible unobtanium varnish.
Think what you could charge for that!
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