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Silverline products are something I try to avoid. All the clamps I have had from Silverline have failed or broken. Cheap, but you always get what you pay for. Unless it's cake! Malcolm Happy Christmas to all

Keep the box and store spares, coiled, in the box when it's easy to write on them. A nail and a small hole in the box keeps them visable. mslcolm

Videos may help https://www.google.co.uk/search?safe=ac ... g62PdqVF08 Also check out the following GET THE BEST TUNING FROM A BANDSAW 'Alex Snodgrass of Carter Industries has an excellent video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGbZqWac0jU on a tune up method that works well. His updated...

My mistake, when I read blade comes off the wheel ......... must pay more attention before answering. I did have a similar problem when I misjudged the clearance that the timber needed under the guides. It was wedging the guide against the timber and squashing the blade tight. When I...

When the blade is on, but not connected to power, turn the wheel by hand and see which way the blade comes off. Towards you or to the back. Probably towards you as the rear bearing would prevent it going back. Therefore, adjust the leaver that tilts the top wheel ever so slightly until the...

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Welcome John. With so much gear, what are you using it for so far? Lots of interesting stuff can be learned, so enjoy yourself. Have you asked for 'more gear' for Christmas and if so, what? Is the spa, Leamington way? Malcolm

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: =D> =D> Pleased to hear it Malcom. Just say no to drugs.

Hi Sam, I haven't read all the replies you have had, so you may have already lit the flames. When I retired at age 70, I tried a number of things to retain interest and then hit on woodwork, which I hadn't done since school, other than knock up a shelf. My interest was fired by watching loads...

Chris, Definatly touching something and should not get that sound if 'tuned' correctly. See the following, which may help GET THE BEST TUNING FROM A BANDSAW 'Alex Snodgrass of Carter Industries has an excellent video on a tune up method that works well.: His updated version also here...

If the watch has been ruined, which I expect it has, then the shop should replace it. If you don't get an agreement, then tell the shop owner that you will be seeking legal action. Costs of that will add to the claim.I think he should comply and anyway he should be insured for this sort of thing.

Even more snow last night. See the difference

Whatever it was, Thanks ........................ I think!

Better keep your mobile with you. You could find that one day you get snowed in and have to be dug out :lol: :lol: :lol: Malcolm

Just looked out and saw this Malcolm

I saw this in July and posted it here - new-alex-snodgrass-video-t106451.html No doubt about his method being excellent and one of the best around. Malcolm

Over 50 years ago, I had a 14ct gold Parker 51 pen as well as a Parker gold 61 and gold propelling pencil. I haven't used them for years but still have them tucked away.

What is it that you would like to do? There may be another app that is better? This is one possibility here https://filmora.wondershare.net/filmora ... gI2_fD_BwE

Sapele maybe or Douglas Fir?

Surely you couldn't have used them being 4" too long, so how come you have more sanding to do with your original blade? Did you check your order to see if a number was wrong?