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Desiree? Grew those a few years ago, had such large spuds we made 10 inch chips

That means we've been arguing about sharpening for the best part of 5000 centuries :oops:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/285330571276?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=DkkT3mmrQVa&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=_XwgzqajSc-&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Might do the job

Best check the returns policy

He should take care when dressing I should probably leaf it out

If the BFG wrote emails

Powdered citric acid, about a tablespoon to every 250ml tepid water. Leave the plane in overnight and it'll go black, quick rinse in clean water then allow to dry thoroughly. A rub with wire wool, then light oil or wax and it'll look far better. Or scrape and scotchbrite, whichever takes your...

That's probably a well worn bill hook, Brades catalogue of 1922 lists 48 patterns, some of which look very similar to that one. An overnight dip in citric acid solution will do wonders for those plane bodies

Either use the fence if your confident your saw has perfect tracking, or use a single point fence if not. Quick and dirty way to do this is cut a point on a piece of batten and clamp it to the table so it is just behind the front of the blade, and as far away as needed for the thickness you are...

If you've got one of those egg box doors I'd be tempted to get on Freecycle or Trashnothing for a temporary replacement as there's often solid doors being given away on there

If your router has holes in the plate then you could make a simple saddle by screwing on ply and a couple of pieces of batten. That should keep you groove where you want it. If you've got some spare timber it would be worth knocking up a couple of door feet to make the job easier

You're a lucky man, mine rolls her eyes if I so much as look at a skip these days

The banister, I meant scratch the banister, honest

Is it dark wood or a dark finish? Have a scratch in an inconspicuous place and see what you are dealing with, then you'll get a more appropriate solution

The desire to be a career politician should be an automatic bar in my opinion

Occasionally see council owned ones road registered so that may explain the mirrors and lights. Certainly beats a Billy Goat!

Think this might be yours under a different badge: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.carbatec.com.au/documents/manuals/Carbatec/Bandsaws/BAS-350B-revised-manual.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiOzMWM16KBAxUQUUEAHYfgCPQ4FBAWegQIBBAB&usg=AOvVaw14swoYaMqiaQomYmG81ibQ...

This is an interesting one, is wood truly free? I have a collection of trunks and oddments I plan to process this autumn and that will take me probably 2 days with a chainsaw mill and bandsaw to turn them into blanks. There's obviously fuel and electric costs, along with the initial outlay on...

Going through catering college in the 80s every pastry prep room had a glass rolling pin with a stopper. They were meant to be filled with ice and water when doing laminated pastries but never got used due to the chef's dire threats if what would happen to us if we damaged one. One of our chef...

Stig your experience pretty much mirrors ours, school Christmas fairs were great, summer ones people were only interested in throwing sponges at the teachers. We gave up local craft fairs after paying to sit in a village hall in the Cotswolds hearing 'Arabella could do that better' and...