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Is it the same as THIS ? Is that a photo of your actual machine ?

I own the Metabo BAS318 For curves I use 6 mm 4 tpi Blades from Axminster or Tuff blades are good Cheap blades are not suitable for curves and will give poor results imho Are you using the blade supplied with the machine ?

Cheers @Jester129 -- more photos

Yes, very nice indeed ! I was half expecting to see a gold nugget from the Kalgoorlie region

My neighbour/builder gave me a White Oak Handrail, 3.8 metres long So cut it and planed some parts of it to make this bird table; which I presented to my sister-in-law Used some Walnut off-cuts that were lying around for the roof and splines Treated with a mix of Danish Oil, Boiled Linseed Oil...

Giant Hybrid here, owned it about 10 years, rides so easily. German puncture proof tyres are great Mostly canal towpath riding

Very nice kk, those candlestick holders give me an idea for a bird table base

This is the B/S that I bought from Rutland a couple of years ago when on offer for £100.00 Excellent machine, used often; not very heavy so easy to move around

In the past couple of years I have made several Adirondack chairs which have stood up well, outside and covered up when not in use This Resinmite is a cascamite type of glue and very durable imho Chair looks a great design ! are there plans available ?

Hi Louie I nipped down to Screwfix and bought that blade for my Dewalt 745 It's a blade for all seasons :) cross and long grain are fine

Meg Markle was visiting a primary school class. They were in the middle of a discussion related to words and their meaning. The teacher asked Meghan if she would like to lead the discussion on the word "tragedy". So the the attention seeking soap star asked the class for an example of a...

I manage some elementary stuff on Inkscape This drawing I used t make the truck wheels

Louie, do you mean THIS ONE ?

Hi I own a Junior Whitehead Planer; 6 inch wide by 3 ft long bed Can you post photos of your machine ? edit -- some of the knife bolts are anti- clockwise, meaning the opposite way to normal thread

Using up some old cheap plywood, these started off as planters Then added wheels and stick-on vinyl;

Nicola Sturgeon is not doing her live Covid-19 briefing today..... ..... as she has to oversee the urgent delivery of millions of phials of...... Tippex.

Britman What T/S did you buy ? I'm considering the Craft AC216TS or AC254TS Last time I went to Axy at Warrington was for a box of screws .... came home with a Festool Domino

A few years ago my neighbour, a building site woodworker; advised me to buy Makita and Dewalt machines for quality and reliability I took his advice and have not been disappointed Bought machine and clamps from Lidl which got thrown out after a short time in service

Junior Whitehead Planer, made in Yorkshire 1954; 230 Volt Built in the style of Wadkin Six inch wide by three feet long bed, three blades; still in good nick and used often

I was doing a crossword in the pub, and said to my Scottish mate Alex “I'm stuck on one across, trapped on a desert island, eight letters, starting with M. Alex said “Marooned” I said “Thank you. I’ll have a large single malt please!”