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Hi @Krome10 Thanks for the heads up on Screwfix offer as my cordless is well on the way to expiring. Top tip and they now have one less in stock. I went for the brushless. Cheers

Much obliged. My log burner awaits with excitement🤥🤥🤥 By the way, if you have difficulty getting Loctite in you patch, or you're tight like me, you could try a blob or two of nail varnish as a quick fix.

Hey Adam Hope you sort it. When are you next in sunny (ahem!) Dorset with your boot full of firewood?

Apparently Facebook, Instagram and Whatsapp are all of the air but nobody knows why yet.

Hi Spectric I believe that Z stands for shield whereas RS denotes seal hence 2RS is sealed both sides. Thats what the bearing supplier tells me.

Panic over. Went back in this morning and decided to stop faffing with it. Gave it some hefty thumps with bigger persuader and the damn thing came apart. perhaps it had cooled overnight and shrunk a bit. Thanks all for assistance. Salutory lesson, when you buy Chinese built machines, change...

Thanks Spectric but aren't 6092RS fully sealed? I have a choice of Enduro, Codex or RSH. Are they not suitable?

Thanks I tried that but it doesn't want to shift. That's why I was asking if there are any other ways of getting it to shift. I suppose freezing it won't help as all components will shrink accordingly. Better pics attached

I have - yet again - a bearing failure on my Charnwood BS350 bandsaw. I know they have used cheapo bearings 609z but unfortunately these are prone to seize and I want to replace them with decent 6092RS types. Unfortunately they have 2 bearings mounted on a threaded shaft on each side and I...

Depends on what price you wish to pay. Try these guys. https://www.woodwiseuk.co.uk/page/4/?s=maple&post_type=product

OK, somewhat intimidated, but count me in😱

Hi Phil Give me a clue as to what's required and I'll throw my hat in.

One tip about superglue, which I picked up and have used successfully for a couple of years now, is once you open the bottle don't replace the cap. After use just clear the nozzle by wiping/squeezing it clear and then store with any others away from damp. The only rider to this is do not...

They're getting worse............:rolleyes:

It's so bad it's good!

I'm still jealous😢

Er...Richard?

Don't know if it's of use but I have bought these in the past for inserts in segmented items...

Well apart from the fact the 75 is bevel down, doesn't have a fine screw depth adjustment, and from reports I've read it is an abomination to use then I might be persuaded, but thanks for the suggestion anyway:)

Looks to me like galvanized straps for fixing roofing timbers to the walls. https://www.buildersmetalwork.com/light_duty_restraint_strap_200mm_flat.html