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Dang. Intelligence. All's I'm gonna say right now.

Kyle: What propitious timing! Please, please, please: kindly disregard everytning that I said about making a video, and go with this guy instead for at least these three reasons: 1) He is almost certainly (not a hard sell) vastly more intelligent than myself. 2) He almost certainly does not...

Sorry man, I just saw your other questions.... Hardwoods... don't matter... old wives tale. Just relax the side plate angle a bit and use higher rakers or it'll stick like mad on the diagonal cut in Oak and stringy Birch and stuff like that. Still cuts a ton faster and will not dull faster...

Tree 09... Yer, a humble man bro, but yer downplaying yerself way, way, way too much here. Square filing is dang easy to learn how to do in a manner that will keep pace with round grind, even if it usually takes years to learn how to do quickly. The only trick for that is just to keep at it...

I second what Mick said, Pete. I've finally arrived at a manual sharpening method that actually cuts STRAIGHT as well as fast. For years I could get the square file to scream through the wood, but I couldn't get it to cut straight. SUPER maddening. Suddenly stumbled onto the answer. I'm...

Dave: Thanks very much for the links. I'll need to read them thoroughly when I've got some time. Man, I must have been in a weird mood when I composed that thesis of a post! Sometimes I just get the itch to ramble--came off like kind of a know-it-all too, which I regret. Hope you didn't...

Dave: Thanks very much for the links. I'll need to read them thoroughly when I've got some time. Man, I must have been in a weird mood when I composed that thesis of a post! Sometimes I just get the itch to ramble--came off like kind of a know-it-all too, which I regret. Hope you didn't...

Dave: Really good to hear of someone else messing with this bedeviled stuff. I'm obsessed with it, and probably half-insane with obsessive-compulsive disorder, otherwise, I'd probably just round-file it all. I really do believe that one does have to be just about crazy to become even adequate...