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According to the GIMP website it will handle photoshop files

Here's another from Bens Mill, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2KJbRHO76s it also has it's own website, http://www.bensmill.com/

I use the yellow ones from Hobbies, they also have Olson blades. http://www.alwayshobbies.com/Store/Craf ... lades?cp=1

You tube has videos on CA finishing.

Steve Good has a number of potrait making videos on his you tube channel. http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=sdgood#g/u also check out his web site http://scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com/

one of these

We child proofed the house, but they still get back in. :lol: :lol:

I drill mine on the lathe, I pop mark each end and then drill mine with the Jacobs chuck on the headstock (it’s been drilled and tapped ¾ x 16 to fit), I hold the blank with waterpump pliers to stop it spinning and push with the tailstock.

My grandkids plug it into their computer to charge them.

I'd snatch his hand off for £20

Have a look at this, though there are plenty more out there. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9uQv5sKibk

Friction polish works well for me.

A for me, but they're all good.

I use one of these when our kitchen knives want sharpening,

Now that Wanlock has mentioned sacrificial pieces of wood, that's what they used to do in the roofs of old buildings to save the roof timbers from attack. Something just clicked when I read Wanlocks post and remembered it from a programme on the telly a while ago, someone had a wall spike that...

That's right, Jeremy Vine was going on about it but was talking to some old dear and it passed without comment

Well done, I've bookmarked it.

it's a good job you did the conversion chart :lol: :lol:

We childproofed the house, but they're still getting in. :D

Cost everything you use in making a pen and doubling it, would be a good staring point.