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When I started turning many, many moons ago I followed the angles that where already ground by the manufacturer (Record as it happens) but over the years they have changed to what I now use and is comfortable for me, (I have no idea what the angle is). I use just two angles for grinding, all my...

Well done that man, I really like this.

I get mine from Hobbies. http://www.alwayshobbies.com/materials/wood happy scrolling Steve

Doug, if you do wear out your welcome, let me know and I'll offer some help and advice. happy scrolling Steve

mummy mummy dad's going out. Well pour some more petrol on him.

Andy King has reviewed it in issue 265 of Good Woodworking out next Friday

I use clear Chestnut Wood wax 22 on my Deltas cast iron tables

Eugene I use spray glue to fix my patterns to the wood. Try cutting the pattern without the tape, I have never used clear packing tape to cut any of my patterns. Steve

Gill, this has just occurred to me, would printing your pattern onto graph paper help you. happy scrolling Steve

Hi Gill, you could try asking the question on the scrollsaw village forum, http://www.scrollsawvillage.com/forum Travis has done a lot of tutorials for inkscape and gimp so if it can be done he will know how. happy scrolling Steve

UK law states that any toy sold must conform to BS EN71 1 -3. see here for the full info. https://www.gov.uk/toy-manufacturers-an ... sibilities But basically it's the following, In the UK the law says that “any product or material designed or clearly intended for use in play by children of...

It could be that the fleet manager is asking if you want one of these if the bowser has a towing eye. http://www.4x4at.com/tow-ball-and-pin-coupling-50mm

Look for a Delta with the quickset blade clamps.

A dovetail marker, very similar to the one I made in first year metalwork at secondary school.

LesleyW posted in the turning forum that he has details of this machine which is made by a chap in Wales with no internet connection.

As the others have said a laser print will iron on but don't forget that the image will be reversed. You tube has videos showing how to do it, this is one of many. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuMtlZmyHKk happy scrolling Steve

Hi Eugene, are you going to make your own? If you are then there's a plan here you could use or adapt to suit. It's called the lazy mans scrollsaw bench. http://1nailbender.tripod.com/full.htm happy scrolling Steve

If I had to choose between the Dewalt or Axminster I'd take the Dewalt but my first choice will always be a Delta with Quickset blade clamps, and being as your both in Cumbria you should at least go and look at it and try it out.

Looking good Eugene, not bad for a first effort. You should keep some of them so that you can see how you improve with time. And by the way you've posted this in the general woodworking section as well. happy scrolling Steve

I have the rear end of my saw up 2", I find it a lot easier to work but I keep on thinking I might try different heights but haven't done yet. happy scrolling Steve