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Messages - Sisyphus

#1
Many thanks. Absolutely obvious when you look at it. I must like making difficult for myself.
Still hasn't solved my tear out problem on a piece of spalted beech but some practice should take care of that.

Thanks again.
#2
I bought a Tormek 2000 about 8or 10 years ago as well as a universal jig. I am not sure if it is a 180 or a 185 but it has a black pad on it which holds large gouges very well.
I have been trying to sharpen a quarter inch gouge with a narrow flute but cannot get right. I take the black pad off so as to get a grip but this does not help.  I think the problem is that the brass insert which fits inside the flute is too broad as it does not reach the bottom of the flute. The result is that the gouge is off centre and I cannot get a proper curve.
Is there a narrower insert? If not, how can I deal with this? I suppose I could file down the brass insert but this likely to make it even more off centre.