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Hi Indiana, I am in Colchester, Essex.

On a side note to this,.....It is generally accepted that the inventor of the Track Saw was probably left handed because a lot of people find them awkward initially when they use one for the first time.

I assume it is because the majority of people using a table saw are predominantly right handed and the piece of wood that is generally being kept/ wanted, is cut between the right hand side of the blade and the left hand side of the fence....( I'm not getting into the pros & cons of the use of...

Your photo shows an adjustable wall unit hanger. To remove the cabinet from the wall, ideally you need to slacken one of the two adjustable screws facing towards the front of the cabinet ( not sure which one as I'm not familiar with that make) but I would suggest you slacken the top one first...

I would say that Felder is indeed aimed more at the professional/ trade sector of the market, but Hammer is more in the lighter trade/ serious hobby market. I have a couple of Hammer machines and they are a significant step up in every way from Record or Axminster machines.......Certainly the...

I have a 19" (480mm) Axminster "White" floor standing bandsaw with a 2200w motor. I've had it from new and although it's a good few years old now and nothing like Hammer/ Felder quality, it has cut everything I've run through it. Its showing a few spots of rust through the paintwork now and...

Concrete, Steel or Wooden then no matter,.....they are all "Lintel"...😁

Well said...!👍

It looks like that may well be an Uno German kitchen if the name on the side of the drawer box in your second picture is anything to go by.... Perhaps drop them an email and they should be able to tell you exactly what finish they used on the fronts....🤔 I think their UK head office is in...

This buying or taking stuff away from the tip/recycling centre (or Dump as its known in my area), is the first I've ever heard of it.......At our local Dump, the guys that work there treat the job like they are guarding the crown jewels. It's not as if anything that is taken to the Dump is even...

Thanks for the kind offer @Sideways, but I've now put the advert up on the For Sale thread. I'll just have to see if I get any interest on here and hope I've put it up at a reasonable price. Tim.

Thanks for your help Deema...👍

This is a pretty rare item and they seldom come up for sale It came with a non running" Spares or Repair" saw ( early 1960's saw) that I bought for parts about 6 years ago. I finally got around to refurbishing it recently and it deserves a new home with someone that will get good use out of...

Unfortunately, nothing comes up when I searched...😮

Thanks gents...👍 Il give it a try and see if a similar item pops up.

I want to sell something on the For Sale thread, but it is quite a rare item and I genuinely dont know what would be a reasonable price to ask for it. I have tried searching the internet and the usual auction/ for sale sites, but with no luck as there doesn't appear to be the same item for sale...

I would just bring it indoors and allow it to re-acclimatise to the indoor environment. Anything you do to the top really needs to wait until the wood has readjusted, which it will do in the dryer surroundings. It will more than likely shrink back to a degree.....! How long that could take is...

Whenever I type the word " sill/cill", I always stop and wonder which is the correct spelling......I'm of the mind to believe that its cill, not sill..!

A set of Coasters and a storage box made from Spalted Oak......The Oak came from my mates garden, so I made this to give back to him....😁 It matches a mitred box I made for him out of the same wood a couple of years back.... This is the box I made back then...

I have used the same stone company for many years to supply, fabricate and install stone worktops for me. Their workshop is geared up to cut & polish all their projects whilst using water.....This vastly reduces any danger to within acceptable limits, according to them. I know there are...