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I have the record and am happy with it, being on casters is very useful in a small shop. I replaced the blade with a dragon saws one.

I am happy with my air set up aldi compressor with extra bits in the price and a axminster nailgun which has depth adjustment good depth range and lots of sizes of nails available.

Does this helphttp://www.bbc.co.uk/reception/transmitters/index.shtml

From the above it looks like the signal strength is low why not try a ariel booster then go through the tune to nothing and then to boosted signal. I have one fitted on my system.

I am planning to extent the workshop and have to use a flat roof that needs to span 3meters . I have found tables to calculate timber size on the net but i would like to investigate the engineered 'I' beams that are frequently used in new build i understand they are very strong but i cannot find...

Do i understand correctly that i can put pre-catalysed or Acid Catalyst lacquer or even polyurethane (easy to obtain)on top of say three light coats of danish oil.

Just finishing installing oak balusters in oak stair framework which has polyurethane finish.The balusters need a finish and i have only used danish oil in the past but i am wondering if i need to use some thing more robust and i would like to take some of the shine out of the framework also can...

Just found http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/WEBSITE/WWW/WEBPAGES/homepage.php Put woodwork in search and got 3379 results and they all seem to be books about woodwork but no description of exact contents but fine if you have a book in mind.

You need to provide a drain if you are on clay work out what size of tank would contain the water we can see, double it and thats the size the drain needs to be to store and slowly absorb that water . i used two water buts with holes drilled in them upside down in a hole with a strong top to...

Money is saved in the bearing system this allows side play in the blade causing it to cut in a different plane every revolution so rough cut and not very accurate the blade has a low number of teeth also. have a look at the Ryobi Compound Mitre Saw EMS-1425L(same add.) should be better and last...

The hole at the side of the e-centric adjuster has a peg in it this will have to be removed to make adjustments the manufacture made the adjustment then drilled and fitted the peg.

Digit has found your problem remove the bung apply ptfe tape and reseal.

It sounds fine the thing with the key ring is to release pressure for maintenance no air should escape normally use soap solution to find leaks.

You sure that outer part is metal and not just a cover for a internally threaded welded on sleave and the vid does not play for me.

The short term answer is to drill a hole and reroute the cable, stop any other drafts then get some heat in there dry out the roof sheets which i assume have sound felt over. Then paint the roof sheets to stop further absorption the long term answer is spray foam as sheet insulation under will...

My suggestion is to have the under side of the steel spray foamed say £280 any other methods would require removal of the sheets i can come up with a method (labour intensive) if you were ok to do this.

I felt around and there was air shooting out from here: Air should not be leaking if you mean the welded on boss take a better picture it may have a blanking plug thats not sealing or missing . The m/c should run the gauge rise to a high figure then cut out using air will cause the gauge to...

You could take it as the opening gambit, you gain a larger workshop she looses part of the garden perhaps some remodelling of remaining garden, something for here hobby in my case it would be a camera lense or a computer upgrade some input into the design finishes of the workshop etc. her own...

You may have done this but the metal conduits all need to be connected together for safety, best place being the space behind the distribution box. The workshop is very impressive with good construction and proper sized timbers used ,all finished by you to a high standard a very nice and well...

OPJ But, if I wanted to make so the tables could be levelled with a bolt and a couple of nuts (thinking back to Steve Maskery's outfeed table extension), it looks like it may not be possible here. It would be very easy to level if the table fixings to the main body had there holes extended...