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I got one of the dustbin lid separator's on a 120 litre plastic drum, only the fine dust ends up in my extractor bag, best thing I ever did works a treat....

If you have a small router consider mounting it in a drill press stand and use as an overhead router. I did this for a simple job many years ago and still use it regularly, a simple MDF table and fence makes it very versatile

Now that's clever - I like it.

As said a very oily and awkward wood to use with hand tools, I think I would get a more suitable timber for this project, it may save a lot or work then swearing as it moves and warps, as said above lovely to turn I would leave it for that. Sorry!

www.pensofdistinction.co.uk I got some laser engraved 32mm wooden discs from the above, I think I ordered 100. very nice and professional finish to projects

I have a Scheppach TS4010 ticks every box.....

Have you a spare length you could experiment with heat and time exposed etc. I know exhausts can take on that hue but I think a bit of experimentation may assist.

I got the blade setting jig when on offer at Rutlands, https://www.rutlands.co.uk/sp+power-too ... ta+dkpnjig until then always used a flat edge and 2mm movement when turning the blade block, https://www.wikihow.com/Set-Planer-Blades worked for years like that with no issues. Yet to use the...

Chainsaw mill to boards then stick till dry.. https://arbtalk.co.uk/forums/topic/9821 ... nt-1466130

Just has a run in with a domestic plumber loads of grief and the final straw was when he invoiced me with labour at £81 per hour. And taps which anyone could get from screwfix for £40 charged at £125 Needless to say I paid what was quoted not invoiced!!!!!!

Try The Tool Post https://www.toolpost.co.uk/woodturning/ ... versachuck

Lyle JAMIESON - very effective methods for bowl turning - sound commonsense approach which works.

Get a local turner to make one out of hardwood, easy job.

http://www.lathes.co.uk/stanley/

The O`Donnell jaws with several inserts are a brilliant and versatile set, I use these most as by changing the insert covers most sizes you will require.

Stick with Axminster or try the Vesachuck from the tool post

I have my fence on the R/H side of the blade, it is then easy to remove if required, how do you mean "grippy" is the fence moving from its position on the table?

That's big timber for a sofa, more usually in roofing or structural builds......

I have an old dehumidifier which I put on during the damp winter months to protects the machines and welders etc., seems to do a reasonable job. I use the greenhouse type tube heaters ageing during the winter to keep above freezing and so the de humidifier will work. All timber workshop with...

There are a myriad of hand cut joints and simple jointing aids - pocket hole is a good example, I cant picture what you are trying to make, perhaps a googled image of something similar may assist with suggestions?