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Raised and fielded?

For what it's worth my first no4 was a rapier, £2 from a junk shop. It works but it's heavy and rather 'sticky'. The Stanley no4 I inherited a while back just feels right and works beautifully compared to the rapier.

Would it be something that could be done with a 3d printer?

https://www.powertoolspares.com/burgess/bk3-bandsaw.m/bk3/accessories 56½ inches if this is right

You'll pay about that for the Record SC4 in the same configuration. It's a perfectly good chuck but you can't get the carriers for other makers jaws to fit it

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dutch-Danish-Trolley-Shelves-/203640281202?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=710-127635-2958-0 I reckon 3 of these will still be cheaper than phenolic ply. Just noticed where you are, carriage may be excessive ☹️

Mike, if you are likely to have access to more timber then I would really consider the Hyundai saw with a cheap mill frame from an auction site. My set up cost little more than £200 and I use any straight board screwed to the log to get a first cut. All I need now is more timber 😄

There's been an explosion at a cheese factory in France, de brie was everywhere

Local Aldi has a 6 drawer unit in at the moment, can't find it on the website but it's about 6" x 9" drawer size iirc

Don't worry too much about humour disappearing, I grew up with the likes of Ben Elton and Hale and Pace (anyone remember them now?) on TV. Enjoyed Terry Wogan on the radio, found Monty Python, Tony Hancock, Round the Horn etc. from there. My 11 year old daughter finds some of it very funny...

Is that from the same publishers as 'The White Cliffs' by Eileen Dover, and 'A Guide to Roadworks' by Elaine Cohen-Dorff?

Just chuck some spuds in the trench as you backfill and you're covered for the food shortages too. Joke thread has morphed into public service announcements now 😄

When you want power!

Bought one of those Hyundai saws to use in a chainsaw mill and have been very pleased. Thought I'd bought a dud at first as it would bog down in the cut but found the fuel pipe was twisted so the weight of the filter cut the fuel off when the saw was turned on it's side. If you do buy one of...

When you no longer get 'early onset' anything

No idea what it is yet but I'm looking forward to following this thread

+1 for a quick clean up and gap set, if you still don't get a spark try Garden and Hire Spares online, they have a good range of replacement Stihl bits

Think you may need a length of chain too

Really useful to have, picked my current one up from the local tip, excellent condition and cost me a fiver. If I remember correctly they were weight rated so you could use them as a hop-up if needed, may not pass H&S risk assessment now though

What a wonderful name for a place! Sounds like a 50s 'B' movie actor