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Little worx circular saw or chopper is ideal for this I have both and they are really good, also possibly a multi tool with the relevant cutter

Rutlands do a similar model i believe

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A hacksaw blade in a padsaw should fir the bill thanks everyone

EPDM roofing rubber, see if anyone local has some offcuts, use a good quality contact adhesive - the rubber has a lifespan of plus 50 years.

Yes i think the flexibility is going to cause issues so the jig saw may be the best answer, thanks for all the suggestions much appreciated.

I need to drill a 116 or 118mm hole in a plastic pumping station tank to insert a 110mm invert soil pipe, this is the suggested size from the supplier to match the rubber seal supplied with the kit. Despite best attempts via Google I am unable to find one, or an adjustable this size - any...

Never come up locally when you find some thing you need want do they

This is an absolute bargain for anyone interested in turning, and great lathe in good condition. Put it on the AWB forum.

I turned one on my wood-lathe that works well failing that how about some large heat shrink tubing?

Keep an eye out for a sorby 447 sharpening jig, its fast and accurate for repeatable grinds

Never get these bargains close to home do we........

Talking to our local builders merchant its actually a lack of supplies driving the prices up, on a quote now they will only honour it for 7 days instead of the usual month. They just dont know when the stock ordered will arrive and said the prices are rising almost daily.

Er, Covid?

Just give the opening diameter they may fit several different extractors from various manufacturers, people can then measure their machines

Slow grinder and Sorby 447 jig done me well for over 20 years.

Ok so the new workshop now needs drains - with a view that in the future it may end up as an annex I am looking to install suitable drainage to cover the future installation of a wc and shower, the only waste at the moment will be a sink. Due to the distance from the mains I will have to install...

I have acquired a kitty 629 spindle moulder, currently in storage whilst the workshop is finished, however I am beginning to regret the purchase as I think it is going to be very expensive for tooling compared to a router table, and a very steep learning curve on using and setting up safely.

I loved the smell as you fired the engines up, sold these after divorce but tempted to start again

Hmmm hadn't considered that