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  1. 14th November 2011, 09:46 PM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robson Valley View Post
    Without any doubt, the best way to test the sharpness of the tool is in the wood you intend to carve. I'm much too timid to try the self-inflicted injuries thing. I have a "try-stick," maybe 25 x 75 x 300. . . . just for test cuts.

    Plus, winter is upon us here. I need all the hair I can grow. No more than 30 cm snow on the logging roads but it was a slow slog yesterday with 4x4 & chains on the 7.6l GMC Suburban.

    35°C today here mate I love the sound of hair being trimmed in the morning..... It sounds like sharpness
    Learning to make big bits of wood smaller......
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  3. 15th November 2011, 04:51 AM #17
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    35C? How I wish. But, no bugs and no dirt for a few months. I should clean the house. It will stay that way until maybe March. The hall runner carpet up the stairs is the very best sawdust and wood chip filter from the downstairs shop.

    Got our first MIA (Missing In Avalanche) already. No AvBeeper and no Avalung. Can't imagine that Search & Rescue have any chance. I expect that the wolves will find him before the bears do in the spring.

    Speaking of which, there doesn't seem to be a forum for coffin makers.
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