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I've not watched the YT again but what he was really saying was just stick to 1/4 or 1/2 inch cutters - although he did mention a 1/8 collect adaptor for very fine engraving work. His comments were probably also coloured by the range of cutters that Axminster sells . . . about 290 1/4 and 1/2...

I'd just get new router cutters - having a "minority size" will always be a nuisance (there are also 6mm & 1/4" which is 6.3mm cutters - equally annoying!) IIRC on the Axminster YT on routers last week Craig said that 8mm was pretty much dead as cutters go.

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Have a look at Casual DIY on YouTube - Tomaz fitted just that thing to his Rage5s a week or two ago [He's a Polish chap that used to live in the UK and moved back to Poland earlier this year - perfect English!]

More likely 12mm if it's shuttering ply?

I'd go for the ply - my bike shed is ply with some felt and has been just fine for years.

Really pleased with the B&D bandsaw I picked up yesterday from this charming gentleman. He was worried that he'd found that the switch needed sorting out . . . I've done that today and actually cut some wood with it (y) The other bandsaw looked like a very useful little machine (I was...

I think the blades have gone the way of handsaws - chuck them away, new is waaaay cheaper than sharpening. Sad but true.

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@petermillard has some YT stuff on rails and what works and doesn't

That would be my suggestion - and having made some circles as feet for an outdoor table they were better if I drilled from one side of the wood until the pilot drill appeared the other side and then turned the wood over to complete the drilling from the other side (using a drill press) The...

Barry Bucknell was THE man way back when (loads on YT)

Don't want to pull the rug from under this supplier - but about £15 for the engraved stamp from China, in about a week or so - I made my own "iron" from a bit of 8mm studding and an old file handle (but I have subsequently bought an electric iron which gives greater heat consistency - again...

10/10 Superb - I hope my wife doesn't stumble across this thread, she'll want one

We bought a MOUNTFIELD Princess 34Li Freedom Cordless Lawn Mower for our about 250m3 lawn - superb, battery lasts for 2 cuts+ - I expected to buy a second battery but haven't bothered. Charging is fast. Purchased from a main Mountfield dealer, Garden Machinery Direct in Worcester - ordered at...

If you're at Moreton-in-Marsh you could go into Cotswold Cycles (in the estate oposite the Fire Service College entrance) for some advice (not really their bag but the mechanic is/was a helpful chap - OR call in at the Cyclcists fighting Cancer shop on the A3400 at Alderminster as they refurbish...

I've bought some from Davies Timber at Wythall (S Birmingham) Davies Timber - but the best stuff I've bought/seen is from Cutlist near High Wycombe, not (quite!) the Midlands but worth a look (they do precision cutting and delivery) CutList | Sheet materials Cut & Edged, Spray Prime/Lacquer...

Looks great - the dog will be wanting a matching kennel :)

How big are the images (i.e. piece of lino) that you expect to be used? About 50 years ago I worked in the printing industry and we used to print the odd poster or artwork graphic from lino-cuts up to about 20" x 30"- the lino was mounted on a board (at "type-high .918") for a conventional...

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