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I read it as 1" x 8 tpi.

Try Ian Wallace for one. http://craftinsurance.co.uk/

It sounds like more of an electrical problem to me, though I don't have any idea what or how to solve it I'm afraid. happy scrolling Steve

British Hardwoods do thin wood packs, http://www.britishhardwoods.co.uk/timber/thin-wood.html and on another thread somewhere there's mention of Surrey Timbers and Exotic hardwoods. This is the thread box-making-wood-t99656.html happy scrolling Steve

You could check this guy out. http://www.temima.co.uk/bloomin_clever_boxes.html

I thought that the 0.025 was the thickness of the steel used to make the blades.

Martin, the mdf I use comes from discarded furniture, drawer bottoms and cabinet backs etc. happy scrolling Steve

I sandwich the records inbetween 3mm mdf, If cutting a clock I line up the label to 12 o'clock and hold the front mdf in position with a little piece of double sided tape stick the pattern to the mdf and then cover with clear packing tape. I mostly use No. 3 blades but have gone as low as 2/0...

Dave pm sent. Steve

ebay, http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/26110482 ... pla&crdt=0

A lot of companies will use Brexit as an excuse to raise prices.

Then there's the old saying, yes you can go into the desert in a Land Cruiser or a Range Rover but if you want to come back go in the Land Cruiser.

When my blower packed up I used a dogs squeeky toy rugby ball and mounted it under the lower arm, removed the squeeker and stuck the hose in the hole, works just as good as the original one. happy scrolling Steve

What he said. happy scrolling Steve

Weld or glue the spanner to the nut.

Try looking for a men in sheds near you.

You could try dipping in Danish oil, it's what I finish all my work with. happy scrolling Steve

Just going back to the Imperial, it could be a design change, (probably for economic reasons) just like the A1 see pics of how the table and wheel mountings have changed. I have two like the second picture. happy scrolling Steve

Hobbies http://www.alwayshobbies.com/materials/wood/plywood

Loads of info here, http://menssheds.org.uk/ and here, http://www.mensshedscymru.co.uk/ hope that's of some help.