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Are you pushing or pulling spokeshave. try using like a draw knife.

Just awesome 

Lets not go there

hehe I could take this to another level but i will not.
I might just stick the odd thing in for a bit of fun 

I would love a couple of these guys saws.
http://two-lawyers-toolworks.blogspot.co.uk/p/home.html

You could also use a slip stone.

LOL could not help myself.
Well explained Rob
I'm really an Essex boy My family originates  from the East end.
I'm off for a rosy

I've noticed Record Power have recently steamed into this market full speed ahead. It amazes me that Tormek are unable to enforce the protection of their patents in some way. These clones look identical in so many ways....I mean what's the point in having a patent if it has no teeth!

There have been a load of copies from different companies .Jet make have comprehensive set of jigs as well. Rutlands make water grinder as well.
When I went to buy my T7 I was looking at the jet grinder as well. The jet grinder was a fair bit cheaper. I also see the T7 demonstrated in store which swayed me plus all the jigs you can get as well and 7year guarantee. quality speaks for its self.

Hack-a-bollock-ov

He was Russian

LOL
I'm sure he was a septic tank

Those patterns wonderful 

A star drill never had one of those.  The guy I use to work with had one and we used it on the odd occasion. still go my brace probably around 40 odd bits and somewhere got egg beater 

For getting out screw look at trend website think item need called grabit .

Love my 18 v LXT makita's have hammer drill driver ,impact , drill driver, jigsaw, and my favourite circular saw 

I watched a guy on you tube a while back. He used corner of a water stone think it was about 10,000 grit. He started one end of stone as he went along he went into the next corrigation. Very skilfully done made it look so easy. He also sharpend a few Japanese knife as well. Shame I cannot remember his name.

May be flat spots on handle to register in hand to a certain use.