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I have wondered if somehow adding an out-feed support roller would cure it completely As you say, remembering to support the outgoing wood is key. All the professional machines I have used have had such a feature. Another consideration is the nature of the out-feed drive rollers as in my old...

So little and too shallow to be worried about, and the few wide boards (6" plus) I have done were luckily 2" over length.

You look fantastic, have you been on holiday? I've just come back from a well-being holiday in Trinidad... That sounds amazing! Who did you go with? Pilates of the Caribbean....

+1 for hard point hand saw.

I've done exactly this job, but just one missing pin, as Peter suggested. Needed to nick it with a Dremel to snap it to length, set in place for depth with a smidgen of 5 minute epoxy. (The black variety with a little brass head)

There's a hole in Africa somewhere as big as the Isle of Wight already from which materials are sourced to make E.V. batteries...Don't worry, there's plenty of space in Africa and the natives hold their breath when the lorries go by to avoid breathing in the fumes.

Waitress 'What can I get you folks?' Customer 'So, we're vegan, kosher, gluten-free, don't do dairy , what do you recommend? Waitress 'How about a taxi?'

Yes please!

I will do, I thought you would be on the ball...I have replied to your frame stuff post.

Is this still for sale at £200‽ Doug

Very heavy, two man lift. If you only want the immensely strong base, you will have to agree to take away the top, too! About 4ft diameter, the tops of the legs are about 18" apart. Deffo won't blow over.

Sorted.

PL21 9RJ

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Noted!

Any time in the next month. There's also a cast iron and marble top table that someone could repurpose, I will post that, too.

As above, not planning on taking them to Scotland. I even have the original (repaired) wooden connecting rod!

I used to do that until I inadvertently lay it down so as the cap lever was moved and the next whisker off a **** bead was a gert angley one...trouble was I was in muscle memory mode and made two passes before I realised.

Have a practice in the middle of an underside back edge with a new bearing guided router bit then go for it! Good luck.

We used tempered glass over the decorative tiling. Had edges ground round and two holes drilled to coincide with a tile grout line and fixed with stainless domed mirror screws. We filled the whole space, easy to keep clean.