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I believe this could be one of the Midsaw "All-in-One" Woodworking Machines have a look here: http://www.lathes.co.uk/midsaw/

I have always been of the opinion "if it an't broke don't fix it" all my working life I have tried many different products in one form or the other but using WD40 has always done what I want the best. Others will disagree they have found what they believe is the best for them, If you have been...

You have In the fore ground Birch, at the back Cherry: Have a look at these. Birch Cherry A-hole

Cut two pieces of say 3mm round bar/wire that will drop into opposite groves of the pulley and use them to clamp onto with grips have you thought it might be screwed on L hand thread? soak it with WD40 then give it a try. Edit: added wire

Have you tried removing the screw from the gear that one might be locking the chuck to the gear?. By the way I have the very same drill in the shed but not seen it for a few years.

Well now you ask, it is a free sprite not a "Spirit" you do not find it, it comes looking for You especially when you say the magic words, it can't be fitted anywhere you just hope it does not appear and spoils your day. sprite noun Definition of sprite 1. an imaginary being usually having a...

It looks like the R&S tenoner sliding table.

How much band width do you think it has used as "off topic" in this thread, when I have said anything in the past off topic I was told "if you don't like something scroll forward. I like to see all what people have made never mind if the image is large or small you should be looking at the "Last...

This is what I have been saying for years. Smart meters: Homes installed with millions of faulty devices in botched net zero rollout Almost one in ten smart energy meters installed in UK homes are not working properly Three million faulty smart meters have been installed in households...

A lot of thought must have gone into this, I only hope they drink out of the correct end of the bottle. ;)

I would draw it out and find the largest drill bit to cut out the big rad then it should be simple cuts on the bandsaw to finalise then clean up.

Now where you went wrong is you did not use your lazer cnc

Now it's all glued up do you think that planing, sanding back into shape will show up on joints it has been made up out of square? If the answer is yes then that might bother you and friends you want to impress for a long time. So I would say start making again, (keeping the box in line of...

I don't believe it I thinks it's all in the mind

The guy that owned the clock told me he had been researching the maker and an interesting point was made the name means "Full stop" so I guess it's a throw away he said. I just did a search and here it is:

I have come across your question before but came to the conclusion even though they carry a hefty price tag the one I looked at was in my opinion very cheaply made so I took it no further. (i believe the name Punkt means Full stop)

They are for countersinking a oil sink for the pivots on old brass clock plates, I have a boxed set that are many years old. Edit: here is a link to new ones. Bergeon Countersinks Set - Ronell Clock Co.

The joke is a liar is a liar always a liar, or am I lying.

Keep away from suction ones as Just4Fun said use the toggle fixings I have had no problems with my ones. And they need placing where your MIL needs them not where you can find a stud.

Hi Froggy, Welcome. I used to get them from LM saw and tools Heanor but that was quite a while ago but the company are still active https://heanor.cylex-uk.co.uk/company/l-m-cutting-tools-ltd-13885595.html The part number I was told to ask for C1710/1 to fit a "Myford" 112 mm x 15 mm x 1.6 mm...