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And I assumed this was going to be an uneventful day just goes to show how wrong you can be.

The point of the post was "Things that bug you" my bug is people assuming instead of going a little bit further and getting that information that will help them. We all know we should not have to do it but we do need to keep our eyes open so we don't get caught out.

It does not, this is why you have to check yourself, press details and a little lightbulb comes on in your head Oh I have to pay extra from the EU

I agree it is not clear nothing is straight forward today you have to check to be 100% clear for yourself.

Bora CK12S Portable Sawhorse Work Support : Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools £160.47 £17.40 delivery February 5 - 8. Details Press details and there you go no digging it's all there. Now we are not part of the EU we all have to pay import duties it has been in the news for months

It does say on the listing the seller is in Germany so everyone should be aware we have to pay ex duties to import

No problem mate just don't like to see someone struggle, be aware them file can break very easy, love your dog by the way.

As above I too was a former professional Autodesk / Autocad / Inventor 3D user but now I use Vectric Aspire for all design work you have to pay for it but it soon starts to pay for itself in the work you can get out, only nothing is free.

Never come across that before usually young no money OR old and pots of money OR just keeping quiet

Ttrees, Sorry but I find it painful to read why don't you PM me your sizes and contact details and I will cut a bush for you and you just stand the cost of postage

If your young and starting out or have a pot of spare cash buy Snap-on bits and drivers they last (your) a lifetime and if any do break they replace FOC Edit: (Your)

Yes I watched it as well I guess you will always have an amateurish feel to a program as they have to be so quick skipping about filming they don't have time to do it properly. I have seen Alex in action on Salvage Hunters and he in my opinion could be good if he takes his time. what stuck out...

I found this online gives a good idea either to make one larger or this is heavy duty if you could fix a tube to it to press it out Edit: just been thinking what about an old drill press?

You would need to keep sharpening the pipe as soon as it cuts through the sand it will take the edge off.

What you do is say to the wife you have a few grey's and she get some hair colourant and you keep the bottle put a 2mm brass tube in little bit of resin glue to hold it in place and there you are glue bottle/oil bottle job's a good'un.

I had some a while ago it was very very hard and believed it was some kind of Mahogany but could not find out for sure but it cut well and did not need any finish not even rubbing down. (I had Adam pose for me)

A tablecloth!! "shock" "horror" Timber is meant to be looked at and admired not covered by a tablecloth.

I enjoyed the Windsor chair program and the Chippendale furniture but felt a little let down why oh why do all presenters have to make a joke all the time it spoiled it for me.

As I said before make sure the blade is clamped down not able to lift and the "cone" cuts clean through into a base board or a hole in the base board "honestly no problem" I have done it many times through harder material "thin Stainless steel"than the saw blade.

Mark it out and put a centre pop where you want the hole and drill it should be no problem