Search results

When we did the North coast 500 we noticed that someone had put a googley eye on every deer sign on the route. could not stop laughing as we come across each one

@Sandyn you obviously got the carp postings then mate, mine was brunette and Bulgarian while I was in Berlin and had an approach from a very ugly Kazak when I was working for the UN in Africa but he did offer me a lot of cash.

That is the very stuff, will order some in the new year. Thanks for checking The yellow tape is great for large pieces but I prefer to use the white stuff when cutting pictures together due to its thinness as the layers can build up quickly with lots of small parts

cool, always wanted a Vaquita skinned handled Black Rhino horn marking knife :devilish:

@Phil Pascoe mine will be away on monday, waiting for the part I cant make without a forge and hammer to arrive.

Believe it or not but the chemistry shows that glue actually works best if you can get a joint tight enough for the glue to be 3 molecules thick. One on each piece and one in the middle for them to bond to. The phrase "never too much glue" is in fact complete rubbish, it weakens the bond and...

I can vouch for the Veneer tape, have been using it for a few years, very glad to have a new source of it. @Peter Sefton Any indication of when you guys will have the larger Narex 8116's in stock, I am still after a 32 and a 40mm with the stained handles to complete my set and stop my chisel...

I'd refresh it with a toothing plane and carry on using it.

I have a little French's mustard bottle for use at the bench for PVA and a HP one for PU. Much better than lugging a big bottle about

My last bench build was a rouboesque one and is 2.4 x 1m made from laminated maple 40x25mm laminations and redwood frame and I use just over a bottle of 502 edit oh and I used a lidl silicon icing spreader on a stick thingy to spread the glue and on many occasions forgot i had that and used my...

unless you are going to use it in the middle of the atlantic or only in the garden, then any wood glue will do the job as long as you have decent meeting faces and no gaps. I have made benches with PU PVA Cascamite Resin and even hide glue. It makes not difference as long as you have decent joinery.

I always burn new handles on to the tang, was how I was taught and don't know any other way that works long term other than epoxy

I can see him being arrested by local plod after being reported as a peeping Tom or something as he tries to surreptitiously drop a box on someones doorstep. @akirk just don't pretend to be XDP deliveries or you will be lynched

Unless you plan to take the cabinet etc apart at some time then yes you should glue up the joint when you assemble it.

no, we do, so behave☝

It is the fact that his channel is run as a business and is available here, regardless of method. The publisher has a legal duty regarding safety as businesses and this is not being met. @petermillard It was me that reported him (to youtube) and regarding the said tv show, I have not watched...

well done

If you are running a business that uses youtube to endorse the practices you use as an encouragement for people to use you as a source of educational information and to promote their sending of money to you, then you have a legal responsibility to ensure safe practice. His aren't and I have...

This is the one I have. If you look at the picture of the insert block you will see the scale on the side, 2nd last picture...

Was the rotozip a late night wine/whisky inspired QVC buy?