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I would be very very cautious about the acrylic bit. I might be wrong, having never tried acrylic on a tablesaw, but it sounds like disaster waiting to happen A bandsaw is the best, safest option with acrylic, but of course you'll have to sand the cut faces progressively through the grits to...

That's very nice of you jacob 👍

Yes we have b and q now, even got screwfix and anne summers 😆 Unfortunately the last lot of kit to wash up locally was bmw motorbikes about 12 years ago, and the police were pretty quick on the scene to protect their haul 😢

Legend has it that you can buy loads of pre bent pieces like that at b and q 😆🤣

Jacob, is that you?!?

Sorry to interrupt your thread @Jacob , but maybe you could ask for the o.p's address..... then you can send him the part you kindly made for him

Sounds like a nightmare.... and im not suprised in the slightest 🙄 I'd be the same with regards insurance policy details. Ive always thought i should photocopy them and keep a set with me but ive never got round to it yet, let alone each year it renews 😆

Do you have someone to supervise your tablesaw adventure? If so, just show them the pictures and they'll help. If no, use pushsticks, we hate seeing those posts with fingers missing. On the photos, it looks like they had the angles the same all round, then trimmed the back off, maybe to get it...

The best horses for worktops ( for me ) are the stanley juniors. They are 32 quid a pair. I have 6! That means that you can have loads of support under both pieces when the cut finishes and undes sink cutouts etc.... and they are just under 600 wide, which is good for tight spaces.

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Cool. I would think hand sanding it a radom fasion would be better than a belt sander, but keying it up either way will be good. Dont over think it, it'll be fine for a bin store, just pay attention to trying to get the matting flat..... when you top coat, you dont want bubbles, so do your best...

Do you have a paddle roller? Years ago i used to do fibreglassing and a paddle roller helps to flatten the matt, get rid of air bubbles and squeeze out excess resin...

Unfortunately a smackhead probably won't feel much pain and you'll have to be fast on your feet to win a scrap with those types.... they are often getting into scrapes, so they'll be quicker than your average civvy 🤷‍♂️ a customer of mine was a prison warden and he said the inmates are much...

Sorry to hear of your break in... hope you get sorted quickly. You can use a baseball bat, but don't add the nails. If its a baseball bat, its sports equipment. If its got nails through it, it's purely an offensive weapon. How about fitting an external spring and locking mechanism so if anyone...

I do prefer a paper catalogue and as others have commented, searching for items is often hit and miss. One thing that REALLY asnoys me us if i search for something on screwfix via firefox it urges me to use the app, but when you click the link, it opens the app and your searched items dissapear 🙄

Even google translate doesnt know klingon 😆 Wikipedia had the first word as welcome, so i can guess the rest 😉

John, does the skin come pre streched on a frame? And the neck simply attaches to the tenon sticking out?

🤣 i couldnt work out what he was saying ( my hearing is pretty screwed ) i used to struggle at car auctions, occasionally getting a number i understood 😆 i once bought an old banger and didnt know what I'd won it for until i went to pay 🙃 luckily it was about 270 quid

If you cant find one, buy a record 077a the front can be unscrewed so it can be used as a chisel plane.... you wont regret it

@JDW No, but its guaranteed for 25 years burried in the ground if i remember correctly.... and 50 years above ground!