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@Thingybob see post #28 above

Just think about how the light absorbtion of the dark paint will make marking out more difficult. Best go for white or a pale colour

Before I fell ill, I helped a chap I know make some units for his Puegeot conversion. He is a very experienced cabinetmaker and had wanted as few sharp corners as possible inside the van to knock into in the dark. He had come up with the idea of using of using bendy 3mm ply to make the cabinets...

I do indeed have those kinds of trinkets laying around and would love to have the drawings dimensions etc if you have some. thanks. Gimme a pm when you want to send them

Hopefully, you wont try them both at the same time

Outstanding work there, what's the chance you made up some drawings along the way?

Toss the blade, the ones supplied with most small "inexpensive" saws are die stamped to get the teeth rather than ground and this distorts the blade set of the teeth and causes the vast majority of band saw drift. Ian at Tuff saws will sort you out with a decent blade to get much better cutting...

Legal to sell to a buyer on the British mainland (providing you have proof of origin dating before CITES), illegal to sell to someone in NI/IOM/Jersey or outside UK borders and totally illegal to bring any in.

I'm trying to work my way up to something like this Just for @Adam W. to drool over lol

If they are solid brass, then it is down to 2 reasons. The first is that you have polished the surface with finer and finer grit making the surface more reflective and have also reduced the surface area you sea and therefore, you see less of the metal's colour and more of the reflected light.

cool as ...

To me that does look like paint solids rather than bubbles. Get yourself a viscosity cup and some paint filters to use before filling the guns pot. Bubbles would normally look like little impact craters ie hollow in the middle once dry.

Not me but good woodworking skills never the less www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgAcKuX0ep8&list=WL&index=12 :cool:

Hi Dan and welcome to the forum

Oh the glasgow banter, where wud we be way oot it

Well that fado is better than than having to listen to a pibroch for an hour at a funeral, but only just. gimme the this any day though

My mum told me i would go blind if i did that

best bet would be to use butterfly fixings which spread the load over a wider area than rawlplugs etc and so lesson the likelyhood of pulling through the plasterboard.

hi and welcome Rene, lots of great scrollers here with an ocean of knowledge for you to fish in. Have lots of fun with your new machine and remember as every Dutchman says "It's always better if you add choco sprinkles" ;)

Right, I'm off to mug about 43 grannies so I can get one Where's tat balaclava TTFN