In the blog I did on saws some time back I mentioned different methods of sharpening your saws; passive rip, passive progressive, passive crosscut and so on. Lots of you asked about the methods and I haven't had time to post as a forum blog yet.
Anyway, on Wednesday I've got a handful of college teachers coming in to Penrhyn Castle workshops to learn these methods and so I wanted to invite any locals in who would like to join them for a free tutorial, probably about five hours. If we get through that we can work through smoothing planes too. I realise this will only work for locals to the UK, but that's all I can do for now.
This is non commercial and free so pack your saw bags and files and come on in, but you MUST let me know ahead as it will be limited in size to around 25 people for the seminar parts and 10 people max for the actual hands on bits. First come first served.
Anyway, on Wednesday I've got a handful of college teachers coming in to Penrhyn Castle workshops to learn these methods and so I wanted to invite any locals in who would like to join them for a free tutorial, probably about five hours. If we get through that we can work through smoothing planes too. I realise this will only work for locals to the UK, but that's all I can do for now.
This is non commercial and free so pack your saw bags and files and come on in, but you MUST let me know ahead as it will be limited in size to around 25 people for the seminar parts and 10 people max for the actual hands on bits. First come first served.