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  1. Adam

    Another day, another ticket!

    Nah! Tis good fun, its good for the veins, having the blood flow like that. Its puts the Place de l'Arc du Triomphe to shame! Adam
  2. Adam

    Our Golden Wedding

    Congratulations! Hope you have a wonderful day. Adam
  3. Adam

    How to make a barley twist

    Superb. I've never seen that done, nor documented so very interesting. Thankyou. Adam
  4. Adam

    It fell of the back of a lorry.

    I had an embarassed driver turn up the other day. "Careful" he said, their might be paint on that. I did a quick check of the parcel (all ok). "whats the problem" I asked...."a 5 litre tub of paint just fell off the top shelf, hit the floor and expolded" he said. Everything in the entire van was...
  5. Adam

    How do i fit this tail vice?

    I'm using Firefox, but I also checked in IE6 and can still see them. Adam
  6. Adam

    How do i fit this tail vice?

    I can see the piccys, but know nothing about tail vices, so can't help at all. Adam
  7. Adam

    What would you buy?

    I'd buy a big bright workshop with windows. Alternatively, a big bandsaw is on my list. Adam
  8. Adam

    Not dust extractors but workshop extraction

    I believe most extractors are high volume low pressure, so are optimum with large pipe bores. Items like vacuums are high pressure low volume. Using smaller pipes increases the pressure and reduces airflow so not ideal for an extractor. Have a read of bill pentz site.. although its designed...
  9. Adam

    Another day, another ticket!

    Its allways worthwhile carrying a wheel clamp. That way, after paying £80 for yours to be removed, whilst hes taking it off....quickly whip round the back and clamp the clamper. Ask £80.01 to remove it :wink: :wink: Adam
  10. Adam

    Which laptop - help?!

    Just a comment or two.... getting a full size good quality mouse makes all the difference to ease of use, if using it for any longer period of time. Similarly, as someone who has a work laptop and a work PC, I find I get a cricked neck working at the laptop for too long, as its too low to the...
  11. Adam

    Steam bending

    Search is at the top. I get 80 hits for "steam", 81 for "bending" and 7 for Steam+Bending. Adam
  12. Adam

    Walnut Hall Table - Finished

    Great stuff. I'd have never thought up a design like that, and its really nice. Adam
  13. Adam

    best height for a woodrat

    Blimey. I wish I'd thought of that. I ended up making a little shelf to go next to it. Nwo you've said it, its rather obvious. It juet never crossed my mind..... :oops: On height, my thoughts BTW, are to have it as high as possible. You do end up looking underneath, so I'd recommend having...
  14. Adam

    Anyone know what these are please?

    Or left and right handed people! :wink: :wink: :roll: Adam
  15. Adam

    Sketchup Materials

    The rules are quite specific. Just to draw attention to those who haven't checked recently...."UKW expects members to behave respectfully and not to personally attack or be abusive to other members." Thanks Adam Mod Edit: Newbie_Neil I have tidied up this post by editing and deleting any...
  16. Adam

    an Introduction

    Welcome to the forum... Adam
  17. Adam

    ABBREVIATIONS

    And thats you Jet Supersaw isn't it Neil? :wink: Adam
  18. Adam

    Walnut Hall Table Part 2 - WIP (not the comp) **2.4Mb Pics**

    Did you veneer both sides of the MDF? I was told anything 12mm, or less should always have some scrap veneer applied to "balance" the opposite side. Looking lovely. Well done. Adam
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