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What he said - I have used it for all sorts of jobs from patch repairs to bedding drains never had a problem yet.

I think you may have problems with this even using a vacuum pump and or pressure pot as the resin is difficult to get into the fine pores of close grained wood. Have you thought about the tried and tested Cactus Juice?

I use Clear Cast resin from Ebay I use the cheapest at the time and never had an issue

I put a 3m x 1m roof light into my 8m x 6m workshop, lots of light from that and not much of a security risk

Thanks for all the advice and support, will make some enquiries as suggested above.

My 80 year old mother moved to Norfolk from Essex in the summer of last year to a lovely small bungalow in Norfolk, sadly she has several complex health and mobility issues and on top of this had 2 bouts of chronic depression and anxiety which required several weeks in a psychiatric hospital...

I used the webb joists then t&g osb and a dpm finish, easy to do single handed and it was an 8m x 5m roof

I think with the wide choice of less controversial timber available I would save the Yew for another project.

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Just picked up a Henry that had let the magic smoke out - any one put a new motor in said beasty and if so where to get spares?

I have been using the LYLE JAMIESON set up for a good few years now having tried most others on the market. It really is easy to use requiring only fingertip control and is so very accurate. Watch him on YouTube, I can recommend his product and technique from personal use.

I use negative rake scrapers on resin, it leaves a superior finish to any other tool I have tried, I raise a small burr so I guess it is cutting with the burr and not true scraping.

Must admit I only have under table extraction on my Scheppach 4020 never used the guard port at all

Slow grinder and white or CBN wheel and Sorby jig all I have used for two decades.

The trick with longer augers or drill bits in the lathe is not to force them, as they will then wander off centre. Slow and easy does it.

Bu88er to slow!!!!

Yew is indeed a great wood to turn, don't forget every part of a Yew tree is poisonous

Reviews seem to suggest a level floor is required to get the best out of them, apparently they flex if uneven floor.

Has any one got one of these, they look very useful but are they worth the money as they seem a bit spendy?