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Whilst you are it it why make a replacement chisel handle - you could hammer on some plastic replacement? Each and every time you pickup a tool you have made (albeit a handle), you take pleasure from using it. It's just the same for using furniture you have made, or recieveing a gift or tools...

Sorry, dive in without disturbing the topic. But its about to go elsewhere to the merits of A2 shortly so.... heres a better picture.... https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/view ... 3&start=30 See above, yes, its a 35. Recently restored. Adam

PS, given you are only round the corner from Axminster - you could try visiting their showrooms? Adam

I have the older version the TS2500 and I like it alot. There are a few other saws in this price range - perhaps you have a local dealer nearby that you can go and see/test them at? Ada,

I've got the "polished" two cherries set and like them. They seem to stay very sharp, and despite the edges being slightly rounded when they buff a finish onto them, its never actually limited my woodworking. Without doubt, my skill is still behind the small radius you see, especially it you...

Is the shop back open? Adam

I'd also go with regular gloss - if they are old enough to be using a go-kart they won't be chewing/licking it like small babies do with toys. Adam

Welcome to the forum, and the lathe looks marvellous. Well done! Adam

John, when you save to the tape, you get a much higher resolution than when you save to the memory stick. I also have a Sony Digital 8, and when I first started using it, was using the memory stick as I "thought" it'd be easier as you could download using USB. My mate came round as said "uh oh"...

Err yes, although I like the out-apiary I'm using currently, and makes it simple - no neigbour/small child issues to worry about. It's an ideal backup site though, for when I need it. As to not noticing - when you are buying a house, we just did a "yep, the garden is big enough - but needs...

And although birds eye isn't available at the new house the old one was done in the last 12 months. Adam

Just a few millimeters. Basically the previous owner sanded the floorboards, but I reckon the gaps will make it chilly in the winter as it leaves a gap down to the void below which is ventilated by the air bricks. Adam

I'm convinced someone posted a link to a product used to fill the gaps between exposed floorboards. Anyone remember? I've done a search but can't find the post I'm thinking of. Thanks, Adam

This one is covered in fruit. A truly lovely tree. Especially when you scrunch up a leap - the aroma is great. I hear some people try the leaves and add them to the fire, to give a wonderful aroma inside the house. Adam

Welcome to the forum. I've got the Scheppach you mention and I've found it fine. Certainly I've never found it struggling for power, and the finish is excellent. Only comment though is if you are going to be doing long lengths for garden gates and the like, you really out to have longer beds...

Well ok, what I meant was the vendor assured us the large oak wasn't ours - as the boundary fell "just before it", wheras once I cleared the brambles, I found the old wire fence which is just behind it, so it is ours. Grr, I don't mind but again, its a solicitor thing - needs a few branches...

Wohooo, finally got the keys to the new place (not moving in just yet, a small matter of knocking a wall out, and having the workshop built).... but the thing I didn't spot when we looked round was we've got a very very large oak (Holm i believe), a small walnut about 20 foot high or so, and a...

Congratulations. Well done. Adam

A very cool addition! Adam

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha hahahahhahaha. I wish. Our aircom seems a little inefficient, and never really gets to grips with the heat. It was definately 33 degress in this office a day or two ago. Adam