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I tried planting chips but they came up rather greasy! :lol: :lol: :lol:

As far as I know, there are very few hobbies that don't cost something. In my time, I have been into Golf, Amateur Radio, Archery, Photography and since 2013, woodwork. Previous hobbies have partly paid for equipment, but part of the hobby is in finding and buying equipment to use. However, you...

Chris, contact PeteG and see if you can do a deal on the delivery costs, but do check several couriers as prices differ greatly. Malcolm

Most bandsaws will have some sort of belt tenion device. It's the only way to get blades working correctly. Whatever you buy, there will be loads of members that can help you get it working well, so don't worry. As said before, the better you can buy, the more likely you are not to want to...

Really excellent for your first intarsia. Keep up the good work Malcolm

That's right Champion lad!

Nice little bandsaw. I started with the 3401 a few years ago and had great fun. With a Tuffsaw blade it was wonderful. However, afte a year I moved to a Record BS400 Malcolm

Check out the BS350S on the for sale forum - with extras that cost a lot and could be useful?

Do you want a high gloss finish, or a semi-gloss. I use Tru-Oil, which is rather expensive, but a 3oz bottle goes a long way. It gives a hard finish and the more coats you use, the higher the gloss would be. Sand with a high grit between coats but give sufficient time for coats to dry. I also...

This is a better price https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/?iid=252613515 ... t=0&chn=ps

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....................some of us are getting older and fighting off dementure!

I'm with you, Silverline does not have a silver lining! M

I need a 55mm Forstner bit for an insert, (don not wasnt a hole, just insert) does anyone have any guidance on reasonable quality bit please? Malcolm

Nice job. Now you just need to inscribe it to say what it is - for posterity.

If you tilt the table to 45 degrees and look under at the base of the trunion, as long as its not covered with sawdust, as mine was, the two hex screws are easily visable. Malcolm

Se the diagram from transatlantic - record-bandsaw-bs300e-squaring-blade-to-table-t101089.html

The front to back verticle is important if you want good cutting. It does not need to be 100percent, but it helps. If the blade does not move forwards or backwards under power, without guides or thrust bearing in position, then its as good as you will get, but tuning for this is important. AS...

This was the first, that made me think it was wrong and having looked at it agai,I saw the reduction was greater than the others that were with it, like this which I have now changed back to larger size So, by reducing my originals of 2592 x 1976 px (1.7 MB) by 30% with free program 'Paint'...