Purchased shortly ago / sthg new in your workshop -> present it here

Schrader said:
They are indeed. For sharpening flexcut mini tools

I use this one. It is good enough if you do that frequently. The forms for the inside face and the leather strop for the ouside

I would recommend the Lora Irish tutorial aswell



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Very good tutorial - many thanks for sharing
and now I know also, that you made the "Mayan High Priest Relief Carving eProject" :cool:
when I see you work - seems to be a good project
 
Thanks guys, I have to add that Keim Lumber was really reasonable for such a nice board, little over $21 bf, plus shipping. Wasn’t going to say anything at first cause you guys will buy it all :) but I figure if we increase the demand it might become more available…..
 
Stargazer said:
Thanks guys, I have to add that Keim Lumber was really reasonable for such a nice board, little over $21 bf, plus shipping. Wasn’t going to say anything at first cause you guys will buy it all :) but I figure if we increase the demand it might become more available…..
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Looks like you got the last one !! No pear wood online at all.... HAHAHA

Excellent purchases!!! Enjoy them !!

Daniel
 
3 days ago I bought a drill second hand. Three days of cleaning years of grease and rust. I got a beauty for less money and there is no play on the shaft :)
It came with a cross table with machine clamp and a machine table/stand. The table I sell to someone else. So the price is only 75 euro. I was lucky :D



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The cross table machine clamp needs to be cleaned, the old grease makes it difficult to operate. So I will take it apart and, clean it. New grease and everything will be fine
 
Steef66, I see, between the band saw and bench drill, a kind off bench Oven. Am I correct ? And if Yes, what it's his use for?

I have a similar one, but the dials are different, and I use it for my toasts or toasted sandwiches. :-) The difference is that I have it in my kitchen.

Now I am very curious to know if that is an Oven too and why you use for in your workshop. :-)

Cheers
Daniel
 
Dematosdg said:
Steef66, I see, between the band saw and bench drill, a kind off bench Oven. Am I correct ? And if Yes, what it's his use for?

I have a similar one, but the dials are different, and I use it for my toasts or toasted sandwiches. :) The difference is that I have it in my kitchen.

Now I am very curious to know if that is an Oven too and why you use for in your workshop. :)

Cheers
Daniel
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I use it for polymer clay and to bake my ropes. When you make rope of polyester you have to put it 5 minutes in a oven on 175 Celcius to reprogram the yarn in the new position. To protect it to unravel itself.
 
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Steef66 said:
I use it for polymer clay and to bake my ropes. When you make rope of polyester you have to put it 5 minutes in a oven on 175 Celcius to reprogram the yarn in the new position. To protect it to unravel itself.
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Oh, excellent!! Thank you for the tip. I heard about that , but the ones I read they were using the house Oven.

Every day a new tip/trick to learn !!!!

Thank you !!!
Daniel

Ps: sorry for my typo (Owen = oven).I corrected my original posting.
 
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