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Not the bore but the OD its a 5" or 127mm max blade as far as I can tell. A little odd ball but that's why I wondered whether it was worth getting a new, small saw to replace it.

Sorry didn't mean to shout!!!

I WENT WITH LAP JOINTS IN THE END, THE FRAMES ARE NOW MADE SO I TO AN INTERESTED IN THE BEST WAS TO ATTACH THE BOARDS, CUPPING AND SEASONAL MOVEMENT ARE CONCERNS.

Laminating for me to.

Its not just the lathe, you will need a few basic tools, a sharpening system of some sort, PPE, possibly a chuck and jaws and a face plate. Go second hand, usually better equipment, cheaper prices and should hold its value if the novelty wears off. Perhaps considering a gift of lessons with a...

I have a very elderly B & D 5" x 1/2" circular saw which is great for light jobs and cutting lap joints. I am struggling to find blade replacements, the old B & D blades don't seem to last very long and sharpening without TCT teeth is an issue. So, does anyone have a supplier who can assist with...

I find with the Lyle JAMIESON rig no sanding is required

I am getting a bit windy now as to whether this type of construction is going to be strong enough. The gate sizes are 46 wide x 77 high - softwood build to be side hinged x 3 on each door (strap and pin hinges) any thoughts as to whether should be fully framed?

Danish Oil?

Have a look at the terms and conditions when delivered, they may be in breach?

I have done frames gates previously and a standard mortice and tenon suffices for the frame and rails, however in this case I need to keep the weight to a minimum hence no frame on this set.

That's great thank you

Just use the 300 or 400mm at an angle into the bowl centre.

Just a quick query, is there a joint for the ledge and brace or a simple butt joint, I read somewhere about chamfering the joining pieces for a neater appearance? Any advice.

What is the difference between MIG and TIG. I am considering a welder myself but have only used stick welders in the past? Which for DIY usage would you recommend?

The tube type heaters are great at keeping the damp away, combine with a cheap used dehumidifier.

What Phil said, Google the Australian gums as there are quite a few.

I use the Lyle JAMIESON deep hollowing rig, if anyone is interested in getting a rig I can thoroughly recommend this one it is literally fingertip control and very accurate. I did have a selection of deep hollowing tools but now I just use this and a Hamlet big brother which I get on well with...

Check your wheels are coplanar sounds like something not quite right if it is pulling the blade off the wheel.