tools ! TOOOOOOOLLLSSSSSssss !!!!!I know this store!!
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tools ! TOOOOOOOLLLSSSSSssss !!!!!I know this store!!
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Lots of Japanese saws, lots.....tools ! TOOOOOOOLLLSSSSSssss !!!!!![]()
Niceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!And next to this shop is the https://www.af.nl/
Forgive??? The Blue mat?Forgive the blue mat. It exactly matches the size of my table top from ULine. I have plenty of green matting from before I bought the table, but can't find anything wrong with the blue.![]()
I too have many small and some larger pine blocks I use for sanding. @kuba91nt I have watched so many Youtube videos by Russian builders I now think of them as "biscuits". When using Youtube's translation options this is the word that results from the Russian to English translation. And I kind of see them as biscuits now. AND when I was a little boy, my Aunt Libby made biscuits that tasted like Pine wood. This is my imagination of course. I never tried to actually eat Pine wood.The best block is pine 10x6x3cm with 60, 80, 120, 140, 180, 220, 400 sandpaper glued with white glue. The bend has a right angle of 90*. Perfection.
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My aunty made pinewood biscuits to, only they wheren't crunchy at all. They where a little like cork. She make me that I don't like selfmade cookies.Aunt Libby made biscuits that tasted like Pine wood
I haven't heard of pine cakes or biscuits, but is something called "pine shoot syrup", maybe Libby used it to make a cake. We use it in Poland to treat the throat.I too have many small and some larger pine blocks I use for sanding. @kuba91nt I have watched so many Youtube videos by Russian builders I now think of them as "biscuits". When using Youtube's translation options this is the word that results from the Russian to English translation. And I kind of see them as biscuits now. AND when I was a little boy, my Aunt Libby made biscuits that tasted like Pine wood. This is my imagination of course. I never tried to actually eat Pine wood.
Oh, I just read your post referring to Andrey Kudin's use of them. THIS was the first site I learned about biscuits, as I've watched all of his videos, more than once working on Le Fleuron.
Man ,I love SoS.
My Mother's maiden name was Woychik. As a small boy visiting my Dziadek I remember many great tasting things and some not so great tasting. I think maybe I'm glad I don't remember "pine shoot syrup". It doesn't sound tasty.I haven't heard of pine cakes or biscuits, but is something called "pine shoot syrup", maybe Libby used it to make a cake. We use it in Poland to treat the throat.
I'm from the eastern bloc, luckily I don't have to translate biscuits movies, but every spring I cut pine shoots to make syrup. This year it will be a pine biscuit, i hope it won't hurt my throat later![]()