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  1. Adam

    Upgrades to the woodrat

    Looks great - any concerns over backlash on the gears? adam
  2. Adam

    Felder-schmelder

    I'd reserve it again, and, when they ring and say its not available, you can say they were warned several days ago, and it was obvious that their sale fell through, so you immediately re-reserved it! :twisted: :twisted: Adam
  3. Adam

    something very different need help???

    Our washer dryer uses a condenser, so there is no warm moist air produced. Intermittently in use, it has to drain the condenser and you can hear the pump spin momentarily to remove the water. It uses some additional water I believe, as the condenser also contains the fluff off the clothes and it...
  4. Adam

    I trust you like

    I too like it - I like the idea of the handle in the lid being different from the other side but made from a single piece of the lid. Very nice. Adam
  5. Adam

    Upgrades to the woodrat

    I checked with them and you are correct, they don't use a 'rat for dovetails, but interestingly they are all handcut. Adam
  6. Adam

    Upgrades to the woodrat

    I haven't upgraded mine at all. I find that each use is so individual, and for a one-off reason, that repeatable digital micrometer accuracy that Tony mentions is not something I require. For me, it is the versatility of the sliding X-Y mechanism that I need, so I have not upgraded any further...
  7. Adam

    Upgrades to the woodrat

    Why not the 'rat then? It is its sheer versatility at doing the most unusual functions/joints and processes that it holds its position in my workshop (not dovetails). Surely if these workshops are using the latest tricks and toys, why would this one be rejected? Adam
  8. Adam

    Upgrades to the woodrat

    I'm not upset :lol: but I find your reasoning odd - they didn't have TCT blades, dovetail jigs, modern glues, vacuum veneer presses, routers, biscuit jointers, laser marquetry, internet sales channels etc then either*. But if they were around at the time, would they be using them? I think it...
  9. Adam

    I am having so much fun!

    You can ask them to remove that I believe. Adam
  10. Adam

    Exploding lightbulbs!

    Did it explode? Or could it be a simple manufacturing fault and the glass fell away from the metal bayonet fitting, and, upon hitting hte ground, smashed into many pieces? I'd suggest a manufacturing fault, and, as ALF suggests, which the little'uns running around, why take a risk - switch to...
  11. Adam

    Removing a load bearing wall - any tips?

    I've no doubt I could do it, but this disc in my back is what causes me a problem. Lifting and twisting are completely out for me at the moment unfortunately. Adam
  12. Adam

    Shock early arrival!

    Congratulations - hope everything goes well, and he settles down to sleeping as soon as possible! Adam
  13. Adam

    Removing a load bearing wall - any tips?

    Bees are already in their new home - they moved several weeks ago. I don't keep them in the garden, they are nestled into an out-apiary - which happens to be a sheltered site just near the north downs. Plenty of trees, hedges and wildflowers within reach. They are already putting some honey away...
  14. Adam

    Removing a load bearing wall - any tips?

    I'm not even going to try and get by without the calcs - it'll be just my luck after taking this long to buy the damn thing that I'll get the inspector who asks to see them.... The one builder I do know to be reliabably good has just told me he's booked up until after Christmas!!! :shock: Adam
  15. Adam

    Removing a load bearing wall - any tips?

    Doh :oops: I promise, I was looking at OT when I started the post - where did I leave it in the end? Adam
  16. Adam

    Removing a load bearing wall - any tips?

    We finally exchanged on our house (yippee!). We have a month or two overlap on our rental property, and whilst we have the opportunity to do a little building work without living in the middle of it, I'm keen to make use of it. We would like to remove what I imagine is a load bearing wall. Its...
  17. Adam

    Dado cutters - Please, what is so dangerous about them

    Sadly, that doesn't work. People still ask the question anyway. Also, dado threads are good for the winter months, helps keep your blood temperature up. :lol: Besides the forum wouldn't be fun it we didn't have at least one contentious issue. The forum rules steer away from politics and...
  18. Adam

    Marine Tank

    Hey Jason, I had a nosey around. Changing your bandsaw blade looks fun :) Adam
  19. Adam

    European Parliament Scandal !!!!

    La Truciolara, Can I just get you to look over the forum rules. I know this seems a fairly innocent post, but we do try to steer away from politics on this forum. Thanks, Adam (3.) No political discussion Over the years there has been one subject in particular that has caused a few heated...
  20. Adam

    Oak garden furniture (somewhat cubic)

    Very nice. Really unusual, and makes it look very "custom" - as you'd never get that in B&Q! Adam
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