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Dave, just to give you an idea of the lowr guide assembly on the Record BS400, these photos show the easy access to the complete assembly with one hex bolt and above that, the hex bolt for the thrust bearing slider, both shown wih brush head... Malcolm

Im surprised at that. The whole lower bearing in the BS400 slides forward or back with one hex nut that is very accessible. You do need to be able to access that as and when needed, without the tracking, as that's a seperate issue that needs setting first, before the lower and upper bearing are...

Somtimes the thrust bearing adjustment is more difficult, but using a longreach 'T' hex is easy. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Eklind-Metric ... 1310887499

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMY1cDUoGa8 seems to have wing nuts under the table. That's different. Although this is the 16 Q ..... same video on both, confusing?? Have you looked at the Record bandsaws with 5 year guarantee? Malcolm

You can get hearing aids on the NHS. All you need do is phone them up and arrange a test. I had some years ago but unfortunately they have stopped prescribing the inner ear aids. Instead they issue the ones that have the controls behind the ear. The cheaper ones that you can buy are only...

You really are an old wineo Bob! [-X [-X [-X [-X Malcolm

Hi Chris, I have the Record BS400 in my garage, which has a concrete floor. When I am about to use the machine, I pull it out to a suitable place, which has been determined previously by thick permanent marker outline marks. My garage floor is not 100% flat and true, I don't know one that is...

I have an additional council bin that I use just for offcuts and my son takes them to a friend every so often for his woodburner. I do also raid the bin from time to time looking for the odd bit that I need.

Looks like iroko, but possibly a little like Laburnum? https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=labur ... ThMx5GArvM: Whatever, if it's surplus to requirements, I'm here!! \:D/ \:D/

Usually, the club is responsible for appointing committee members. Should they resign, then it is up to the remaining committee to take responsibility of those duties. Failing to do so is the remaining committee members responsibility. It does not excuse lack of documamtation of financial...

Hi DAniel, welcome to the forum and hope you enjoy it. What are you doing at present with woodwork and what tools do you have. Malcolm

Pleas4ed to hear that you have the medical check and hope all goes well. It's the right way to go to report him and can only save others. Malcolm

Absoluitly superb work again. Really lifelike. Well done and nice to see you are still 'With It'!

(hammer) (hammer) (hammer) Thanka Mike. It's an age thing with me!

Thanks for the review. Nice to something new and hope you will report back once you have it tuned up and settled in. Although blades have been included, you may feel that Tuffsaw blades will be the best to switch to, but see how you go with the supplied ones first and get settled in. Good photos...

It may be a child next time............. You have a duty to report itwhatever happens, but do make sure you get treatment for the bite as it could be very serious, with complications later on. Don't risk ignoring it. Malcolm

Excellent job. To be proud of and good photos for us all to envy. Malcolm

Axminster will give you an honest opinion on all the tools they sell. Festool are certainly very good indeed, but it may be overkill depending on what you intend to do in the future. A discussion should bring out the best result. The store at Nuneaton is very good so you should have a good...

Welcome Uncle, hope you enjoy the forum. Non better to learn and grow in woodworking. Do you have any tools yet or looking to start buying? Malcolm

There's no end to you tallents young man. I have seen interiors flocked before but never done it myself. I always use small round felt pads from British Felt. Buy them in a 200 roll. Usually three on the loewer side of the drawer and a larger one on the interior back to deaden the closing...