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Go to a local bearing supplier to get a pattern belt For my Sheppach its 25.00 from usual supplier but from on line bearing company £5 delivered, at that price I don't mind changing every few months.

Just moving into a little metal work, I have an abrasive cut off saw, a Plasma cutter and the usual angle grinder which covers most situations but I also have a Axi bandsaw is it practical to use this with the correct blade to cut metal or will I bu88er it up. Would have to be dry cut and is a...

Good to see the glass inserts in these pieces so many retailers sell bare wood for tea lights, the risk of fire is huge. Nice work to, simple flowing shapes work for me.

I do a lot of resin and burrs again I was purchasing from easy composites, using their polyester resin but they have now stopped selling this. There are many other supplier all similar prices, I usually buy 25kg at a time. Easy to use, I have both vacuum and pressure chambers - my inspiration...

I needed a new switch for my Scheppach HS4010 NMA £60, direct from German manufacturer 5 Euros plus postage

have A LOOK ON YOU TUBE AT Lyle JAMIESON very instructive, as for sharpening I use a slow ginder with a Sorby Jig for the past twenty years, quick repetitive grinds, a water stone will be so slow........

I always adjust the fence, the top wheel is for coplanar tracking of the wheels or blade location on the crown depending on your personal setup method, never known it to adjust for drift?

If you just want it lighter try a clean with Acetone, then Oxalic acid.

If I recall correctly when I had mine, the collar needs to be in a certain rotation to work correctly.

Try the stick on velvet spots to take out play and centralize drawers

Great advice thanks, as a New Year treat I have booked a welding course on MIG, should answer all my questions - apart from I will need a good mask - auto darkening sounds ideal, any recommendations.

https://www.turners-retreat.co.uk/searc ... h=FLOCKING I use this set from Turners Retreat - very effective and easy to use

We just changed from Eon to Bulb for electrickery payment went from £90 to £28 per month!!!!!!!!!!!

Depending on planned usage you could use pine with slats to allow heat to circulate. Use simple joints or pocket holes to join, I have never had much luck with dowels, no need to paint pine another advantage.

ok decided on a MIG with gas, as it is for occasional DIY use are the disposable bottles any good, what sort of weld time will they give. I am trying to avoid bottle rental as for limited usage.

Just made some gates myself I used Rye Oils Decking oil, brilliant stuff, I will be using it on other exterior projects in the future.

Club Name Trafford & District Woodcraft Club Region North Contact Martin Nield CONTACT TEL 01925 757542 WEBSITE www.traffordwoodcraft.co.uk CONTACT E MAIL [email protected] Day Tuesdays Time 6:30pm

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Depending on size a chainsaw mill is what I use. https://arbtalk.co.uk/forums/topic/9821 ... nt-1466130

Had a good look last night, there is no wriggle room to go up in size so unfortunately original post still stands.