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They are tungsten carbide tipped and yes you do need to sharpen them

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Welcome Bernard. I hope you find this forum useful in your work and hope to see you at club when it opens.

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You could try
CPLonline .net.au

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You could try The wyoming Wood Turner or Alan Stratton

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Maybe she could look around for a local woodworking club and enquire there.

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This looks a lot better than the I used to make at work

I also went to the wood show and found it very interesting. I have known about it for about 3 years but this is the first time that I have been.

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The kickback mechanism may be clogged up with dust and sticking down. The dust could either be in between the the individual levers or where they join onto the machine.

A friend of mine at the woodwork club I belong to bought one of these lathes from Pop's Shed. And told me that he thought it was a bit under powered.

Thank you for the replys. My son wanted some Bass Wood to do some work on his boat. He has since bought some American White Oak to do this.:U

My son wants to buy some bass wood. The last bit he bought was from
Australian Furniture Timber but they have now closed down, and he doesn't know where else he can get it. Could someone please...

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According yo the working with timber website the Canberra Show will be held on 5th, 6th and 7th of September.

I had this happening in my computer and looking at addons through firefox I found one that stops these adds popping up.

Thank you Simonmags for the information of the site on Old Wooden Woodworking Planes. By looking at this site I was able to find out the names of 2 of the planes number 2 in my previous message was ...

Unfortunately I don't have camera to take Pictures of the planes. Here is rough description of the wooden planes,

1. this plane is about 25mm thick and has a half-rounded base and blade.
2. the...

Recently I have inherited some old wooden planes of various shapes and sizes. I wonder anyone can tell me how to restore them back to a useable condition. Thank-you in anticipation.