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Watch the recent Axminster turning youtube vide on on turning fishing lures, should be just what you need

I have a vb 36 as in my avatar with round solid bed bars, athough the clamping method is different as said above it needs a clean and wax now and again for easy movement - I use a high quality marine wax which i just happened to have which gives great results without a wax build up.

EEEERM, A POUND?

I am a bit lost as to the advantage over the supplied spindle? :unsure:

https://screenwithenvy.co.uk Whilst searching for a screen for our heat pump I found the above - looks decent stuff and compared with some reasonable priced.

PLASMA CUTTER

I simply put a castor in each corner of my Sheppach TS4010 each capable of being locked, there were even holes in the appropriate places. It did come with a raising frame but that made the whole thing very unstable. Never had a problem with the castors in place.

:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:I love this Forum :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

I use various sizes of plastic pipe from 1" to 6", a spray of silicone release agent and turn a plug to fit the tube and seal with hot glue. Used many many times. I just put a saw cut from top to bottom and seal this with brown parcel tape (really good with resins as it doesnt stick) then when...

Wot he said, also beware of some youtube instruction it can be misleading or downright dangerous you will get better, more accurate advice on here.

Hmmm I knew you would ask that, It was a guy who turned pens commercially I will see if I can find the details. S.

I had a few hundred 50mm disks laser cut and had my name contact details and logo on them, only cost a few quid and fit nicely in the recess on turned items or simple to stick onto larger or awkward items, i will see if I have an image of the prototype

Not yet just moved house so awaiting a new workshop

The roof came up well was it DIY or installed by company?

Thats a very pleasing item, those cutters are expensive though?

Nice result for a first pour (y)

For hobby use get your self an Lidl chain sharpener, they are great for around £20. A set of files to suit the chain size and touch up between cuts, takes a little practice but is very quich. Also turn the bar over every chain change to keep wear even and lubricate the nose sprocket. Clean the...

Find a local competant welder who knows cast metals, maybe a grind out and root weld may help but always a risk of warping, possibly a TIG braze repair. Ask on Welding - The DIY Guide/FORUM

These come highly recommended...