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Soft polishing mop on the lathe?

Could a simple stamp or similar be added to our normal passport?

Alaskan mill

Have a look on the milling section of the Arbtalk forum, load of independant millers on there

Nice work and very satisfying to make them yourself.

Axminster KWL (and probably other badged 37" single round bar Taiwanese lathes) are fairly generic - Google is your friend

Thanks everyone, starting to make sense now :)

The only plans I have seen are attached, albeit they will now be ammended to 2.5m I contacted the architect with the quesry and he states he envisages a vaulted ceiling under the monpitch roof therefore the internal height will be 2m at the lowest point and 2.8 at the heighest - I am totally...

Any clar cast resin will do it for you, I just get the cheapeast on Fleabay.

I went for a flat / pent roof to match existing garages in the area, I initailly went for a 3m height but this has been rejected so i now have to work to 2.5m. It will be a new build brick and block with the front being clad in Hardie board or similar again to match existing structures and...

Due to planners I have had to adjust my ongoing application and lower the eaves height to 2.5m, the question is over a 5m span and allowing for a warm roof space what is the likely internal height at the lowest point as I stand 1.84m in socks and getting worries I am not going to have enough...

I put a small oil cooler rad in between the compressor pump and my tank to cool the air has made a huge difference in the amount of water that collects in the tank after use. Its only a 50l tank so works hard to keep up with my useage sometimes, simple and effective dry air.

I guess it is because compressors are used for a multitude of tasks as well as running air tools and the oil would cause issues for spraying, dusting, pressure pots and a whole host of other applications

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Nice work and well planned and executed design

try Arbtalk | The Social Network for Arborists they will be able to help, look under the milling section

That is identical to the pot I converted a couple of years agao, has been brilliant. A little yip spray the inside with a silicone spray and use a siliconf round baking tray in the bottom in case of splatter or spills

Sorby 447 will cover your needs and is very good quality, I have a couple and would recommend highly.

I have sent an email requesting contact details of the planning officer to see what if anything additionally needs to be considered for the application. Keep you posted.

No current workshop, everything is in storage pending the new build. it was partly for noise consideration that I went for fully insulated brick and block construction rather that a large timber workshop - which would be MUCH cheaper.