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Great video. Never knew there were so many timbers. I really loved the Bob Berghorst video and his beautiful old machines. Thanks for the link. Malcolm

www.amazon.co.uk/Charnwood-BC01-Sanding ... B005M2A8OO that's the cleaning stick. Take it slowly and let the disc do the work.

Well done Brian. Lovely box Malcolm

Great ideas Brian and wonderful for you to start the thread with some links. I am abouit to try some resin stuff and use different items to inlay behind clear resins. Someone made a complete kitchen floor with resin on top and that idea could be incorporated into wooden items. Keep up the good...

Nice boxes Phill. The 1/4" will be fine but I also use a 1/8" from Tuffsaw. However, dont expect to make any profit from boxes but it does help to pay for the nice wood. Malcolm

Well done Phill. I looked at the finished photo and tried to work out how 23 bits were made up, but couldn't until I saw the pattern. It comes off well. Malcolm

Welcome to the site and hiope you have fun and learn a lot from the members. Malcolm

Those exit holes look quite large. I had a few in one bit of wood but exit holes much smaller, about half the size of yours. I discarded the wood as it wasn't too large. Once treated, you could enlarge the hole lengthways slightly, fill with dark filler and touch up with a fine black marker...

Not that one, but similar design is the Bosch GDA 280E which I have. It is very good with several attachements including flat and round 'fingers'. When I use it a lot, I string up a wire/long bungee cord above and across the bench with a bungee cord hooked on down to the sander. It takes the...

Try here http://www.sykestimber.co.uk/hardwood-cladding.html Malcolm

Possibly like this video - www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxHRYPCJtzQ Malcolm

Thanks. That's an obvious suggestion, although I dont think I put any more pressure on it than usual. Being a cast item it could go at any time. Hope you are fit and well. Not seen you around but dont forget the coffee/tea is always on! Malcolm

Those metal filing cabinetts are very useful.

Just wondered if anyone else has had the top guide on the Record BS400 break. THis morning I was changing a blade and on tightening the guide, the flange parted. Not a problem to get it replaced with the 5 year guarantee, but it made me wonder if anyone else had had that problem with the...

Yes please, the dye's and the make would be useful.

Axminster and others sel this http://www.axminster.co.uk/trend-airace ... tor-323773 The airace is great. particularly if you wear glasses as it doesn't steam up. Very comfortable wearing a long time., Malcolm

You never cease to amaze me on the quality of your work. When it's the 'other half' it's even more amazing with the practice she has had. Superb........... what a talented family! Malcolm

Not sure how deep you want to rip, but I have ripped a 6" plank with my 1/8" blade. Very slowly but it worked well. It would have been a lot quicker by changing blades, but thought I would give it a go and it was happy on the Carter stabilizer which is only held at the back of the blade at the...

So sorry to hear that you have to sell up. Hope the fishing goes well and you have great fun with it. All the best Malcolm

I saw this a few days ago and thought that there is no need for a pin to correct drift. If the bandsaw is set up correctly there is no drift. It could be helpful for those who cant get their bandsaw orking correctly, or don't want to bother trying to correct problems