u/Calmernurdude

I just put straight kibble in Roy’s bowl, and he’s eating it. He’s almost 5, 115 lbs., had him since he was three months old. He won’t even consider a bowl with straight kibble. His kibble beans are always dressed up with some razzle-dazzle. It’s a pain in the ass because he is incredibly picky, like won’t eat the same meal two days in a row, leftovers have to be served hot (I don’t own a microwave), almost never finishes a meal, etc. (This also means I have to shove his glucosamine down his throat).

Anyway, I’m tired, been doing yard work for weeks, just put 100% kibble in his bowl and he’s eating it. Wow.

My Dewalt thickness planer’s 13” knives are getting a bit dull, already rotated ‘em. Knives are like $60+ these days. Is it wise to sharpen carefully flipped over, by just passing 120 grit on a block gently over? I do not have the equipment to sharpen them. I have whet stones but they are small, like 6” long.

Thoughts? Tips? Current project is planing 2x8 fir for garden boxes, not trying to turn any heads with em.