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A very nice restoration to a level that look right for using rather than sitting on a shelf and being for looking. Well done

@Suffolkboy after you add the carrots, onions, potatoes, pastry and gravy its 30kgs ;) You gotta see the whole of the moon lad

That's a pretty good price @Phil Pascoe

Vacuum bag it while gluing up and this will give enough pressure for the PVA to work. Though depending on the substrate I would use either cold hide glue or Aerolite etc (or any other non Polyvine brand) and give the back face a good 120grit keying first to provide a good mechanical lock as well...

I see 30KG of salami and game pie

Looks like a very worn narrow spoon drill bit https://www.wonkeedonkeetools.co.uk/media/wysiwyg/25DBSB-Spoon-Bits-Ed/25DBSP09/25DBSP-9-1.jpg

Acconding to a couple of Aercheologist/Paeleotologists I know, they are pretty adamant that toothache derived infection was probably the 2nd biggest natural killer of humans after malaria throughout human history.

Throw in a oxygen absorber and a silica gel pad to help with long term storage

Are you aware that "Ted's" wares are a very well known and documented scam from the early noughties. DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM THE VENDOR. You will start to get a lot of charges to your credit card.

cor, didn't know they came in pastel colours now! Joking aside an excellent saw for those looking to upgrade from the big box fare

Yes just a bit 🎩 + 🧥= 🏃‍♂️

That's what I meant. small hole for shank and larger for the head. Just got up then

It is indeed a stepped pocket hole drill bit. The smaller point drills a hole the correct diameter for the screwthreads to bite into and the larger portion a hole large enough for the shank to slide into without binding.

Bet the dogs were glad you sold the bike and could uncross their legs :oops:, 9 years is a long time to hold it in

The best printers ever made for H/O use was the Sharp JX86xx series, used in homes offices and war zone, dropped down 3 flights of stairs and off the back of 4 tonners and even though they looked like crap still worked. I used one for nearly 23 years no wonder Sharp eventually got out of the...

Good luck with the fair Andy, wish I could come

Have a read of this thread over on the other side before deciding what to get. My recommendation is still to get one of the Brother models Edit to change make as first version was a brainfart typo

avoir une girafe, le toerag voleur

Pegged bridle joints would be fine and free floating panel into a groove in the frame and you'll be fine.

Hi and welcome to the forum, lots of knowledge here for you to delve into.