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I was assuming it is a floor standing, ie, a pillar drill. The smaller ones are refered to as bench drills or drill presses. Brian

I'd say reasonable. It depends how quickly you want it. Something cheaper could well come up if you're prepared to wait. Is it local? There could be some haggle room in there if you're that way inclined. Brian

Chicken pie (and other life essentials) I, no we, made yesterday. Ready for lunch with our local mates in an hour's time. Best wishes everyone for a better year in 2023. Brian

Mistakes, we don't make mistakes, we make design features. Best wishes and better prospects for you all for 2023 Brian

Just watched it and am very impressed with his ingenuity. Is that a homemade bandsaw there? I felt for him when trying to glue up his cylinder. I went through the the same heartache when making a cylinder for my clock; on a much smaller scale of course. However I hit upon a simple solution which...

Thanks for that Mike. I'd never taken any notice of that box before. So, in brief, it is assumed that the OP wants to watch his own thread (seems natural), but if he doesn't he can unwatch it from that box and therefore not receive any more notifications. Brian

A I'll answer my own question. It looks as though the originator left the scene some 3½ years ago after 3075 posts on this thread, This is the 8130th so I guess he's not seeing them anymore.

Perhaps @MikeK can answer the question

Now that you've appeared again Bruce, you can answer a question that came into my mind just a few days ago:- Does the originator of this thread get a notification every time another post is added? Brian

Vac systems needn't cost a fortune. See the one I sold recently here. S/h pumps are readily available on ebay from about £40 and bags can be made from plastic sheeting. Connecting pump to bag can be done with basic plumbing fittings. I would think it will only be worthwhile going to a vac...

Looks just like my Sealey, which I have seen in other brands Brian

I'm happy with my Startrite Mercury. The only thing I miss from my previous big Sealey is its rack and pinion table height adjustment. Brian

At l At least they'll get lots of posts

No, anybody can latch on to it

I would think any furniture restorer worth his salt could repair this. If it were put to me I'd have a go. I think, with care, it can be achieved with little risk of further damage. I would:- 1. Remove the door 2. Make a cradle to the support the door 3. Tape the broken glass 4. Carefully...

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Multico M series Morticer 230V 1PH Comes with a complete set of tooling - 1/4" to 1" chisels and sharpeners. The unboxed chisels in the photo are duplicates. The brass bushes allow all the augers to be mounted. These were absent when I bought the machine. All the stops, horizontal and...

On a slightly different tack, I once had to deal with a company called Stainless Steel Products and, in particular, their sales director, Mr Rust. Brian

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