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Yep, already set for the Humax to record, if you like Guy, he has a new series , or could be a one off on the 14th Dec, "Guy Martin - Our Guy in Latvia"

Cheers, ordered.

So you should be, looks brilliant! How is it fairing up to the weather? And did you apply any sealant/preservative or just leave bare? I have a shedload (pun intended) of pallet wood all ready to make a version of this to house a couple of push bikes and the lawnmower, plus a few other bits...

Quick search for home made bandsaw fence found this on Matthias Wandels website, version of his bandsaw made by Lucian from Romania that is a thing of beauty in itself. http://www.woodgears.ca/bandsaw/lucian/index.html In it Lucian mentions he built his fence based on an article in American...

Do you mean as a graphic/image that you can use as a template on something else?

Also only comes with only one blade, as opposed to the one Graham reviewed with 3. And if you scroll down to the Additional Information bit it states .. * Please note item 4281650 has previously been on sale at 39.99. Which may have been tempting, but at £54.99 today, reduced from £79.99...

Thanks for the review Graham, most helpful!

Problem solved. Quite brilliant actually. Or. As Jimmy Carr would say ... "I wash Mr. Tinkle first thing in the morning .. then I'm good for eight hours"

Just get a scrap of 3x2, cramp it in your vice/workmate/whatever, pencil line on the face and edge that you can see with a combination square, adopt a good, sure footed stance, then draw BACK the saw along the furthest corner to get the blade started in the wood, and off you go. 5mm or so in...

Same one that's been used for centuries, eye/hand co-ordination :wink:

I'd love to go, but the cost implication and my lack of self control scares me to death ...

What's it like under load? Say a 3" hole saw, does it/will it cope? I could really use a pillar drill, but that keyed chuck is putting me off a bit, would it be replaceable with a keyless one? Also what's the recommendation these days for a decent bit for morticing, spade bit? or anything...

Laid it on some spare foam underlay for Lam flooring I had, it covers one half of the workshop as I said, where it ends and the car resides I chamfered the edge off and put a few screws in to hold the edge down, other than that it's free floating. If for whatever reason it perishes over the...

laminate-flooring-in-a-workshop-t92622.html Mine has been down a few weeks now, no nasty slips so far, and much easier on the feet.

Picked up the chisels, sanding set, and some triple AAA rechargeable batteries. The sanding set has a LOT of sheets to it, the sponge blocks Ok, the sanding block itself though is pants, horrible size and shape, though the springs to hold the sandpaper in place are removable, so will make...

Nice find! They're very good, I picked one up from Aldi on promo a few weeks ago for £19.99, the only drawback is, as you pull it out, it tends to coil as it goes, bit of a PITA as it then tends to snag itself on every available large object in it's path. Still, better than trailing air hose...

Yep, good little sander, and as you say, belts readily available, Toolstation do them for £2.32 per 5 pack ATM. Quick search shows Axminster doing the Sander for pennies less than 88 quid!

They can ... if you build John Heisz' excellent Belt Sander Platform: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvTvEBQ1Lss I use my Makita 9911 in it, works a treat.

I had the same problem using Firefox, the easiest way as far as I know is to delete the default Google search, then reinstall it. Should then recognise your in the UK.

Tried WD40? Meant to be a very good adhesive releasant.