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It's not your house and you are not looking for a long term repair. My recommendation would be car underseal.

It might help if we knew what you are trying to do.

I was tempted to go but taking into account the entry fee, car parking costs and the cost to get there I decided not to. Did I miss something special?

That's fine but tell me which reply to this thread has given accurate advice.

YouTube is your friend, no need to pay for tuition.

In trouth a woodworking forum is not the best place to ask for tax advice, you just get advice from people who don't know any more than you do. HMRC have help lines to give advice.

Paul200 is correct, you need a negative rake blade. My advice would be to phone Atkinson Walker for their advice.

G tech for us. Both sweeper and cleaner. Lidl shop vac for car.

And l would rip off your right leg. Where are you based ?

The blade you bought is a cross cut blade and will not give good results ripping hard wood on any saw that you have convinced yourself you need.

It's not surprising you have had problems with the Lidl glue gun if you have been using 12mm sticks it is designed to use 11mm sticks.

Sabre saw and Swiss made blades. Glue gun and glue sticks. Fantastic value for money from personal experience.

VW Transporter high roof. 8 X 4 sheets, 6 X 6 fence panels and anything up to 3.4 MTS long no probs and you can stand up in it.

Can't answer your specific question but you can buy an adaptor that converts a 3 pin UK plug to a European plug.

It was April the 1st.

SDS London lots of info on website and superb service.

I think the accuracy of your scroll saw work is incredible.

The answer to your question comes down to how many holes of how many sizes,what material you are drilling in to and how much money do you want to spend.

As the owner of an Inca bandsaw from new out of interest I have just scanned through 13 pages of this old thread. I have no desire to comment on what others have said and am not going to enter into a debate on bandsaw set up, not all bandsaws are the same and even the same model of saw from the...

Which model is it, I may be interested, if its big enough. Mike It's an al-ko h1100 in perfect working order.