Recent content by IanB

I'm offering my Elektra Beckum TK HS 315E table saw - as pictured - as I have upgraded to a bigger saw and I need the space. It comes with an aluminium fence (which is adjustable backwards and forwards and can be rotated to a lower profile for close cuts) and one blade. Also included is some...

Hi Peter, I would very much like 'Cutting Edge Cabinet Making' by Robert ingham, how much would you want and would you be willing to post? I've been looking for a copy of this for several years! I was in Herefordshire last weekend, but sadly I can't get down there this weekend too! Ian

Tha is lovely! - two beautiful woods. And it levitates!

Hi there, how much would you be asking for the magnetic knife setting jigs? Ian

Hi there, I would like the two Gramercy holdfasts please. I can collect no problem Ian

Lucky children! Very nice - the stool too, is that ash?

Hi, I would like this please! Sending PM. Ian

I too would certainly favour the laburnum rather than cherry or plum diagnosis

Hi, I'm fortunate to have just picked up some smaller logs from a cedar that was felled today. I'll seal the ends of the logs, but I'm not sure how best to deal with the slice (leaning against the car in the photos), which was cut off from the side at the base of the trunk, to maximise the...

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I got a chance today to work on this - very happy with the result as although fairly basic (and the turned section is only short), it's the largest thing I've ever tried by a long way, and the first time I have tried to make an exact copy of something. Thank to everyone for their help and support!

The BT system with one extra disc at the top of the stairs works well for us (large extended Victorian terrace with loftroom added - but still about half the size of your sprawling mansion!!). Work in the garden too. But that's with 500mb fttp. BT do sa they'll give you as many discs as you...

Look nice - post a photo of the bench when you've finished it!

This is the piece and the lathe. The faceplate fitted in the headstock is what I'll use at that end. Rummaging through my box of bits, I have three live centre cones - I've only ever used the one that's fitted in the tailstock, which is the largest. Curiously the angle of that cone widens out...

Ah, ok thanks!