A Gathering in The Tokyo Dungeon

Stu and Greg,

NOW I see it. But I didn't hear any mention of it in the video, and it had some stuff stacked on top, so I missed it...

Thanks,

Bill

Stuart Ablett said:

One of the first tools down in the Dungeon

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Yep - there it is on [ the very first page] linked from the [Stu's Dungeon] site.

Looks like it was a good time. Not for me though, I don't like closed in areas. I hope you avoided pickled eggs and beer for lunch.

Dale Johnson said:

...I hope you avoided pickled eggs and beer for lunch.

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Dale, we're talkin' Japan here. They've got food over there that'll put pickled eggs and beer to shame.

Vaughn McMillan said:

Dale, we're talkin' Japan here. They've got food over there that'll put pickled eggs and beer to shame.

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Boy you got that right!

Nope I had Katsudon and Soba for lunch, YUM!

Vaughn McMillan said:

Dale, we're talkin' Japan here. They've got food over there that'll put pickled eggs and beer to shame.

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I can't remember where but recently I read a news story Tokyo was rated one of the top culinary spots on the globe. Fact is there is some mighty fine grub over here.

Vaughn McMillan said:

Dale, we're talkin' Japan here. They've got food over there that'll put pickled eggs and beer to shame.

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Yep, a big ol' glob of Natto View attachment 17295 and a bottle of Akadama to wash it down with... View attachment 17296




Finest kind!

Hey, Stu, I just watched Fast & The Furious: Tokyo Drift again last night. Did they drive by your house?

Great Pics Stu

I didn't read every post, so if I'm repeating something that has been said my apologies.

I noticed Suzuki San is using a scraper made from a power hacksaw blades.

I know you are a flat worker from back in "The Oak" days, So you may be onto this already. I've used cabinet scrapers for a while now, but I never used the tool rest like he does. Not sure if I want to try that... yet...

Cabinet scrapers works well on some woods and not others. The shavings are very thin and it helps smooth out the outside curve of the bowl. You can feel any flat spots or bumps and the scraper just smooths them out.

I hold the scraper low, way below center, so if there is a catch, I just fall into air instead of wood.