Recent content by Steliz

Neither have I.

I've been using Anker Soundcore Life Q30 for a few years and I have no complaints. I have the same higher frequency gaps with my hearing which means I can't hear higher pitch voices/noises and I am not able to hear conversations in noisy environments. They are Bluetooth, have a good battery...

In an effort to use up some of the small bits of wood that collect in my workshop and to build up some stock for an upcoming craft fair here are a few knick knacks.

Ronniel, that's very nice. It has a bit of Mondrian about it.

Bargain!

I don't think I've ever owned a wardrobe where the doors were such a tight fit that an extra vent was needed to allow the doors to open without fighting against the air pressure inside.

In my last workshop which was in the basement I had mine mounted to the ceiling as you have described and there was no problem.

I recently paid a visit to the national gallery in Budapest and this piece in particular caught my eye. I thought I had taken better pictures than this but the detail is amazing.

I use the Dremel 3000 for my carvings. It works very well and has enough power. I rarely turn the speed up to max as about halfway works just fine for me.

I use an Axminster 100K and an Record SC4. The Ax has got Cole jaws on it and I use the SC4 with my dovetail jaws and I occasionally consider getting another Record chuck but only because I am lazy to change the jaws between small. This looks the same as the SC4 other than having the extendable...

I would describe my wood stock as a collection of off-cuts which is fine as I generally make small items. When I make something I create my own off-cuts which are fairly small but I don't like to throw anything away so they end up in a box collecting dust. Finally, I decided to do something...

I made a few of these a couple of years ago and they were quite popular as gifts so I made some more.

In the Q&A it tells you that it is a scam.

I had a pile of used Oak skirting boards that I processed into useable planks and I decided to make a few boxes while I was at it. Oak trinket boxes with Walnut lining and (possibly) Myrtle veneered lids.

A babies first reaction to anything is to put it in it's mouth so I'm questioning why you think giving a baby a rough piece of wood with splinters sticking out of it and coated in a non-food safe finish is a good idea.