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This looks a little different than the ones we are used to seeing here. We call them concrete bricks.

Hi, Shan. Some googling for paulhowardwoodturner.com.uk can shed some light on your request.

They were called yankee drill drivers. I had one from Stanley for so many years, until electric reversible drills came to the scene.

This post came in time to gather some hints for a shed construction for my son-in-law. The steel that mwinfrance mentioned is called Truckson wire, here.

Mostly chinese replica here.

I suffer from that habit. Recently, I had to sell or give up all my tools due to a big move.

That's true. I like your answer. As Phill05 wrote, in pipeline construction, the insulation kits have the same principle when you have a dissimilar materials bolted flanges connection.

That's true. I like your answer.

Maybe this video can help you. The process to install a router plate in a RT is the same. https://www.google.com/search?q=installing+router+plate+in+table&oq=installing+router&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0i19i512l9.14409j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

I had the same problem when I bought my Triton TRA001 router. The machine works just fine but you never know when it will fail.

I didn't knew that this issue could be treated so openly in the forum. We, venezuelan people, became the second group of expatriates in the world, behind sirian population, without extraordinary facts like wars or natural dissasters, due to socialism.

I used saman, mahogany, caribbean pine, and red oak.

Plain mineral oil penetrates readily into the wood, so you can apply several coats in a short period. Howard Butcher Block conditioner is more dense due to its content of beeswax and carnauba wax, as it is written in the back of the bottle.

Yes, Isaac. A deWalt 610 was used.

Hi there. Recently I finished an ovoid cutting board made out of wooden scrap. I drew a template on 4mm MDF but, during the routing operations, the template failed and almost ruined the job. I managed the situation and got the job done. Lesson learned: template material should be good quality...

Hi. This is a never ending discussion. I have several cordless drills and the problem is always the battery. I also have so many dead batteries from different brand and models. Recently i decided to convert three of them to corded by using a laptop AC/DC transformer. They are working nicely.

Mines are 1/2" galvanized pipes. I used two Unistru profiles to store them. With a threaded coupling I can get virtualy, any lenght. A piece of foam or plywood at each end to avoid scratches in the job.

For a long time, I have been using empty plastic jars to store screws, nails, staples, and bulk materials. The jars are from mayonnaise, parmesan cheese, ketchup, and the like. I write the dimension on a piece of paper to grab them as I need.

I moved a granite countertop 1800mmx600mm twice, from the laundry room to the garage and vice versa, using my wheeled workbench and a helper. I put several pieces of foam in between to avoid scratches on the countertop.

Another one. In Hebei Province, by spring beginning I was standing near a tree looking for a singing cicada when a chinese lady, a friend of mine came to me and asked Do you like it? I said yes, thinking about the noise the cicada was producing. She told me we also love them but fried...