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Check out Charnley forest stones as a honing stone. Yes, use the diamond stones to sharpen, then hone (final process) on the Charnley. A Norton fine might suffice instead of the Charnley. Stick at it.

The 1200 grit stone isn’t fine enough to get the final polish that you need to cut paper. You should get a 6000 or 8000 stone. I use water stones. Diamond stones are good for getting the bevel established, after the 1200 then go to a 6000 or 8000 for the secondary bevel. Finally a few passes on the strop.

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Screwing the inserts into wood is much easier when using an electric drill with the fitting hex insert, because you can push while screwing in, so chip out is less likely to occur.

I couldn't help but to keep looking at your beautiful Arboga drill press ;-). By the way, you should look at a random orbit sander.....

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Love it!

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This looks stunning

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Just as well, you're stinking rich. With all that resin.😅

I find the installing thread inserts it helps to use a electric drill in slow gear so it is easier to push on the insert while the drill does the "screwing in" part. Just my 2 ct.

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AMAZING CANT WAIT FOR PART 2

no i proszę, stolarstwo może być sztuką!!! Jurek, tak trzymaj K&K The best artist between carpenters & the best carpenter between artist!!!

This wood has a very interesting structure. Beautiful final effect.

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I heard that squarespace might be a good option for a website with all the bells and whistles for a startup business ;-). You might give it a go.

I hope you got it for free ;-).

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Good video shame about the outcome but I’m sure you won’t be making that mistake 😢again

I like the concept of looking underneath :-).

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Temendous!

Well, that's a heart breaker. You have planned to do that job all year and it's rectification has taken up your summer. I can imagine how you feel. Your tenacity and ingenuity in attempting rectification is truly admirable and I am sure you will eventually overcome. What a tragedy. And you have put me off any hobby jobs involving resin. Completely...

Blimey Jurek, what a mess. But so satisfying to see it finally come good. A real test of your tenacity, ingenuity and just pig-headed determination. We’ll done, son👍

2You could have used tar, the effect would have been similar ;-) - my wife's advice ;-).

Now you know, why I am not a fan of resin ;-). Did you (by any chance) ask the manufacturer if waiting or adding something else will eventually just make it hard? Maybe it would have been a good idea to follow Def Leppard's song ("Pour some sugar on me") with a slight change .....and pour a little Viagra onto this resin....maybe it would help ;-)

Jurek! nie jesteś pierwszy. In the former time we have used poliurethane paint without hardener (?! due to opinion of salesman ...) all the best Chris & Kate

thanks for sharing the downs as well as the ups!

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To be honest I think your chisels are pretty good, as long as you can get them really sharp you won't see much improvement in other much more expensive chisels.

Jerry, I never supposed, that you stay wood-Master, really artist. Luna also v.helpfull!!! All the best Chris

Few ideas: 1. the threaded inserts - you might consider getting a fitting thread cutter to cut a little thread into the wood and then with glue drive the inserts into the wood, and also use a power drill to drive them in, because you can apply pressure at the back of the power drill and also a little fillet halps with driving them in, 2. you might consider using a thin layer of wax in the mould to reduce the force required to take the piece out once the resin has cured. Even though I am not a fan of resin/wood furniture I think it turned aut really really nice! Did you make the legs by yourself?

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Are you selling that chopping board

The length is about right I would say. I also do like Osmo Top Oil, the finish is very durable. I would say that this board is a little on the thick side of boards, but my guess is, you wanted to use as much wood as possible - at least this is w!hat I do ;-). Waiting for the dinning table :-)!

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This looks amazing , you put so much effort into this . Can’t wait to see more .

woodworker and windsurfer. Nice.