Reply by bhog

1074 posts in 861 days

#1 posted 824 days ago

I leave it on the wood also,and like you said WOODWORK get into a rythm and can go to town.When picking up off the wood each time I always feel un sure of the next stroke,kinda like a “re set”.

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