Great video, sir! You should have called it âHow to Set Up a Premium Plane Bladeâ. I own several Lie-Nielsen and Veritas planes and have NEVER had to do anything to the plane body or frog or any other part accept for the blade. I think the article in FW was silly.
When Michael Schumacher was brought out of his medically induced coma last week, six months after the skiing accident that almost killed him, it should have been a moment of joy for him and his beleaguered family.
Research shows that a comatose patient's outcome relates very closely to his or her Glasgow Coma Scale score. The majority of people (87 percent) who score a three or a four on the scale within the first 24 hours of going into a coma are likely to either die or remain in a vegetative state. On the other end of the scale, about 87 percent of those who score between 11 and 15 are likely to make a good recovery [ref].