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Lol true.

Btw, your signature quote is one of my all time favorite bible references.

Yeah I was able to remove it from the box and I'm soaking it in hot water now. Will use some oven cleaner when I get back from evacuation. That underside was completely untouched. I'm flipping over...

OMG brilliant! I'm sure I can do the same with the strop as well!

Thanks! 1 lb of the 60 grit and then 1/4lb of all the others up to 550 grit is still just under $15. Plus shipping and the time saved I think will be well worth it.

I appreciate the advice. <3

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I don't have a tape measure readily available, but here's a reference.

Would it be possible to just use 60 grit sandpaper taped to a jointer? I don't have a stone more rough than the...

I spent a bit of time cleaning it up. Here's what it looks like now:

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You can see at the very bottom left the area that my flattening stone started to hit. Looks like I could spend a...

I started to use a Norton flattening stone on it - the "crud" part is actually what's underneath. The more I flatten it, the more of the solid gray goes away and the more of that "rusty crud" starts...

Does anyone see any issues with using a flattening stone on this guy? Seems a bit warped, and there's weird discoloration happening. Stone is completely smooth to the touch.

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