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Vouchers seem a safe choice.

I just reproofed my shooting gear with Fabsil spray on, good enough for tents and boat canopies so should see me through the season. Easy to do and air dries, smells a bit to start with though.

One of these on a simple tilting or curved jig should do it.

Coving cutter, router and a template?

Thumbs up for a really nice guy @gobbypunk who has not only posted this to me but refused an offer of beer tockens for his time and trouble. A genuine nice guy, thanks Mark.

oOOOH YES PLEASE! That would be ideal, please let me know what IOU.

Cool!

I generally decorate the shanks with Lictenberg patterns and need the pale wood for them to be effective

I am looking for a small draw knife to remove bark from Hazel shanks which i use for walking stick and staff making, if any one can help?

What did you get?

I use this method a lot on Horse shoes prior to welding, I just chuck them in a bucket with warm water and a dollop of citric and leave to stew.

Think I will stick with what I use now

I am a big fan of easy composites but happy to try a recommended supplier

What resin did you use and the supplier please?

Yew is inherintly one of the most stable woods when drying I have found, also it is a great choice due to colour and grain for this type of furniture, one of my favorite timbers to work with.