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https://www.carbatec.com.au/dust-contro ... -separator I use one of the above bin lid separator's on top of a 220l plastic drum, coupled to a fairly cheap chip extractor, I must say for the few pounds it is brilliant been on for a year now and still yet to empty the extractor bag as everything...

Would a nitro proof o ring do it|?

My VB36 get very hot with prolonged use - toasty during the winter, it runs on no contact bearings with a thin film of oil between them - not sure what the oil specs are but I get a dedicated oil from Tool Post, have used an eggcup full in 4 years. https://vb36.com/vb36-shop/vb36-master- ...

May be worth asking locally if someone with a router or router table would do the job for you, most woody`s are a helpful bunch, then you could supply a few beer tokens and save buying a one off use tool.

I think with all the money you will be spending on some of these ideas it will pay the percentage of the power bill for some time?

Go for a simple steel construction, the material are very cheap and there is bound to be someone local who would weld it up for you - if you do the cutting and prep may even be done for free. You should be able to find a local welder or hobbyist via the below. https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/

Cement or brick levelers and a layer of dpm between timber bearers and the pads to prevent water egress over time. Did a similar job a few years back but used concrete in temporary wooden formers then just mixed poured and leveled by hand. if you get the formers laser level the rest is simple.

Nope! :lol: :lol: :lol:

There is a helpful lathe forum on the below https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/

When I collected my late Father following cremation I was very surprised how big and heavy the box (cardboard) was. As said above do check the size required as some people do not like the thought of the dear departed being divided up.

Yes you will need a section 1 firearms certificate if it is a working firearm, I suggest a call to your local fire arms enquiry officer (Police) they can sort out any licensing issues, such as when people pass one and have a gun collection. They also may be able to suggest a reputable dealer to...

I had just a bandsaw for 20 years and until last year when I treated myself to a table saw, I did everything on the bandsaw and the P/T. Just ensure it is set up accurately and they are a wonderful bit of kit

Acetone?

https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/ the ABOVE IS A GREAT FORUM WITH MANY SECTIONS INCLUDING LATHES AND MACHINERY ETC.

https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/ Have a look at the above forum, everything from mig, tig, plasma lathes, metal forming materials to jokes and stuff. A really helpful and friendly forum

https://arbtalk.co.uk/forums/topic/9821 ... nt-1466130 My little report on a cheap Chinese saw and mill - worth every penny and has paid for itself many many times over.

Spray the frame and sides with silicone, the resin is a pig to remove otherwise. Also when you pour as it is too big for a pressure pot have a small flame gun or heat gun handy to remove the bubbles. Watch the brown parcel tape, I used it to hold a mould together and the resin touching it did...

I have done this several times on various projects, you may need a steady to stop vibration or support with your hand whilst cutting.

If the blade has been used to cut a few blanks they can form a bias, as all the above start afresh with a new blade, the sparks indicate it is rubbing hard on the rear guide, try rounding the back of the blade with a small diamond file - I do this on all mine now, and I keep a separate blade for...