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they will go rusty but the idea is to keep em busy...... bit like cast iron tables, best kept polished by constant, well regular use....

Never seen decent Schuco plugs or sockets here...esp the 90º plugs...... Only recently has it been poss to buy a double socket.....!!!!!!! Still not seen any sockets with a USB supply.... U can get LeGrand made stuff tho, which is made worse than the Greeks own...... Have various combinations...

sorry not read every answer...... but renting at silly money, would it not be better to buy a house with the space u need......the rent and rates would be a big way towards a new mortgage repayment.......and it's all ur's........ they are out there.......bit of a premium at the mo but u would...

I have a few things that are needed then for saftey *sharp corners* need to be put away...... As they are steel I use Lidil's tool magnetic bars fixed to the roof beams..... stuff like rules etc are always to hand..... I even have a few for my brick trowels... just an idea but not for your...

for inspiration.....

any old scouts out there......? oh happy days.....

A belt sander would be dead along with ur back and arms by the time u finished....... Ive always used Sikkens in difficult jobs....... If it were mine, power wash it to get rid of the moss and loose bits.... Allow a week or so to dry then use something like Sikkens oil type finish, it's not a...

nice for the money..... lucky for me I'm too away.......lol.....

no such thing as a cheap/rubbish engineering brick..... at least it's more brick than holes..... have u tried to cut one yet.......lol......

how do you satisfactory join the cut ends........or does the sander u a clamp.... intereste because I want to build a tilting occilating drum sander......

Dr Phil haven't laugh'd so much for a long time......

we had so many Pine Martins in France there were no squirrels to catch.... they had turned to killing my chickens n ducks...... Red squirrels have a totally diff life style.....

I used to do it on practically every car I serviced..... Used a medium grit auto paint compound and bought a cheapy vari speed buffing machine....looks like a 125mm angle grinder..... 5mins will sort a pair of bad headlights.... what ever the grade wire wool has very irregular grade...

keep ur eyes skinned for a proper m/lathe....they do come up at a reasonable price..... right now I know where there's an early 1900 flat belt lathe *motor mounted on the wall* plus what looks like a full set of back gears......plus a few cutting tools ...it's just a 200 euro's......and not a...

Jameshow 3 years in and only one expat that works wood......makes outside furniture and toys..... we've bought quite a lot off him..... he's been invited to use my workshop on odd days.....when built..... Company is great but I prefer to be alone most of the time..... All the rest would find it...

just wish there was such a thing here.....language is a bit of prob...... I have little free time as it is but would be happy to help out...... My feelings although a little dark is that when ur gone all your experiences turn to dust.... I feel they should be shared where ever possible.....

regarding reverse bending of belts....... in the GOOD old days u were quite correct.....but those belts on my lift have carbon fibre strands.....not the old canvas carp...... secondly if u look at the angle relative to the main pulley size *now increased by 25%....too slow the lift down* the...

flat belt types are ok for our machines BUT can the bearings take the strain..... quite a lot of the cheaper machines use under sized bearing to SAVE money.... really doesn't matter up to 1.5 HP subject to bearings but I would prefer 3xV belts on the bigger machines...... Flat belt types are...

prob not want u wanna hear.... Box prfile insulated roofing sheet around £25m2....... doesn't need a steep pitch...... No skills to fit and will last 50years.....

glad to hear it....always room for another nutter...... there are quite a few from further away as well..... it's a great place to be...... this is the first place I visit each day when eating breakfast....retired, or what ever that is..... good luck....