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=D> =D> =D> Made me smile this morning. Nice work and sure she will like them.

Hey Bob, that really looks great. Something to stand in a corner will create lots of interest. What size is it? Malcolm

Nice one Pete. Bet that will sell quickly.

Beautifully done Brian. The lines are smooth and the depth looks realistic. Where did you get the pattern for this one. Malcolm

That WAS a couple of busy days. Well done. (hammer) (hammer) =D> =D>

I have always used a safety razor and presently use the Gillette twin blade. I hate the 3 or 4 blade ones and wonder how they get under the nose. It was bad enough changing from a single razorblade to the twin model years ago. I never feel tidy unless I have had a close shave in the morning...

Hi scrimper, I agree with all the comments above, a really superb series of videos that I will look through a bfew time to elp me get into scrolling, as I have don very little. I will keep the links, which should all be put on one link for newcomers. Many thanks indeed. Malcolm

I also suffer from asthma, which surges up if I am near dust and then takes a week or so to get back to normal. I also wear glasses and many dustmasks will steam them up unless there is a complete seal around your face and nose, but I doubt they would be so good with a beard. I find that the...

Very nice indeed Brian. Well done yet again. Malcolm

Assumptions. Could be an old school chum! lol

They both look as if they can go on a few years yet. It's nice that the cards are sent out to those reaching 100. A very special day.

Do try the small blade if you have one, even a 1/4" would be ok and give you an idea when you try cutting with a sharp turn.

Just seen this Mike. If you need to contact someone, you need to click on the PM button at the bottom and then it's a direct message to the person who is notified on e-mail that a message is waiting. It's quicker that way and I may have missed this. Back to the stabilizer, as woodpig has made a...

You could try and find the actual chinese lettering required and either carve it, or get someone to burn it into the wood with a pyrograph pen? Could be far less costly that way as you would probably never use the stamps again. Malcolm

What's not to like Brian. Another masterful work to be very proud of. You really do give us all a goal to aim for with your Intarsia. Very well done. Malcolm

What about hooks in/from the ceiling? Up out of the way until needed? Malcolm

I think you know it's your fault. No bandsaw will work well, or at all with timber that is not set in position so that the blade can cut in one direction only. It won't take you long to put a sled together like the one in the video. Malcolm

Cheers Brian, I did not want to subscribe, but that one looked good. I have tried subscribing for others, but often find most things are not of interest, just the odd item. Will continue looking at web sites. M

This antique will not allow you to do that ................... thank you very much!

Is there a UK outlet for this mag, or is it by postal ordering only Brian? Malcolm