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What about a storage tent, the type used for bikes etc? Lots here http://www.ebay.co.uk/bhp/storage-tent

Hi Geoff, that's good news and I'm sure you will not be dissapointed. Don't forget to buy when there is a display/show at one of the retailers to take advantage of discount and free delivery. If it's not too soon, Yandles have one on the 8-9 April. Keep us posted on this please. Malcolm

Are you able to adjust the blade to the correct psition and still have a 90° front to back and side to side on the table, beause this is what you need for complete accuracy?

How about a photo then ?

I bought a couple of the colapsable/stay put hose sections and they are extreemly useful. I have one on my scrollsaw that is fixed in an S and then reduced to a hose to the vac that I can connect or not as required. Bouht mine from Axminster and they had the two sizes there at Nuneaton. Malcolm

Good suggestions made already. Abranet and ingenuity. I always have some long nailfile strips, but a knife and fine sandpaper can get anywhere. Lets see the box when it's done please. Malcolm

I started with this small second hand one and managed to make a number of boxes That did me for a while with a Tuffsaw 1/4" blade, but a bit tricky getting the guides in place. When I moved to a larger size bandsaw, it make all the difference with a 1/8" blade and I managed to sell the old one...

A fantastic job. Bet she wasa over the moon with the results and be the envy of all her friends. Malcolm

Hi darloray and welcome, I suggest that you don't use all your cash reserve on a hobby, particularly if you have just moved house and don't know what expences may crop up unexpectedly. It's not just buying the machine, but the additional costs that you would need on a regular basis, blades...

Nothing as good as Abranet and I will not return to the old sandpapers now, the difference is outstanding and practical. http://www.axminster.co.uk/mirka-abrane ... m-ax851873 Malcolm

I don't know your particular model of bandsaw, but am surprised that any bandsaw requires the removal of the fence to facilitate changing blades. Usually it is a table stability bar connecting either side of the slot under the table to undo, then the blade should slide out. A photo would help...

Great job Pete, but I agree with Brian, the birds may feel it's a bit like a scarecrow, but very different5. Perhaps the bird will be a bit cukoo Malcolm

Welcome to the site and I hope you have fun on here. By any chance are you Forest Green from another site asking about this router? Malcolm

Hey Dalboy, thats terrific! =D> =D> =D> Very well done. Where did you et the pattern from please as I would like to try that myself. Malcolm

Mike is a convert, as so many of us are. You will soon be a happy bunny for Easter Mac. Malcolm

Would be good to see a photo of the work please. Glad you had a good time and found it useful

Two or three coats of Truoil will do the job.

Gotta have buscuit joints with those. (hammer) (hammer)

That made me smile Brian. Quite happy with 3/4", but 2mm x 80mm is rather tricky. Hope you had it in something (clamp) to stay verticle and protect the digets? Malcolm

I find that for me, one day is sufficient but it depends on wether you want to see all the demonstrations or just the odd one or two. They are usually very good shows, but best to get there 'before time' to sort out your timber and there are usually plenty of trollys available to load up. Make...