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Crikey Charlie, only just realised I hadn't mentioned it. https://www.oldtoolmart.co.uk/extravaganza If you need anymore information shout up. Cheers, Andy

It does depend upon how uneven but I use a mix of chipboard sheet and another area of second hand bitumen backed floor tiles. All straight down on the concrete, no problem moving anything and acts as a damp barrier. Cheers, Andy

https://mactimbers.com/ Mike and Rene are planning the first open day of the season on the 7th April This is not a hustle and bustle type of event but more of a turn up, turn off and enjoy the company scenario. Cheers, Andy Ps unfortunately I cannot be in attendance this time.

Although I cannot find it at the moment I have a really good book on the history of Hobbies https://www.monkshillbooks.co.uk/the-hobbies-story-davy.htm No longer in Dareham and the name is kept alive here https://www.hobbies.co.uk/about-us/ As an aside I was lucky enough to obtain a treadle...

Good on ya Tapsa for rooting out these older threads, you forget just how much information is in here. It may be of an advantage to you to know that the aforementioned @AndyT is now over on a different forum and is, as always, a font of knowledge...

Use no adhesive. Dowel the sections together. Make a suitable flat/decorative hub for the centre to receive and make captive the ends of all the sections. The hub could be in two halves which clamp down upon the sections for adjustment and from the underside, provide an anchor to whatever sub...

In an ever fruitless task to get my Lurem t30n spindle moulder back in action I'm wondering if anyone had the JUNIOR planer or the JUNIOR table saw. The quirky thing about this group of 3 machines is that the motor was interchangeable between them. My issue is that I think the original design...

I'm not sure I can help with the electric side unless there is a large capacitor that might need replacing? EDIT just realised it does work DOH!! Have we ever had a previous conversation about your Lurem spindle and my attempts to recommission mine ? Cheers, Andy

If you look at Sash meeting rail planes. It may be this was more of a Scottish style? Approximate dates 1828-1875 Cheers, Andy

EDIT Whoops, repeating myself...... Cheers, Andy

Well, don't time fly.... https://www.oldtoolmart.co.uk/extravaganza If you need anymore information shout up. Cheers, Andy

Considering that the primary reason this repair has failed is a 80% poor glue joint I'd simply clean off the two flat surfaces and re-glue it. If this is for someone else DON'T be screwing chunks of metal to the surface and expect to be paid because in anyone's book that's a first class bodge...

The main users of this type of product are solid wooden floor fitters and you may find it at a trade supplier for them. Cheers, Andy

Mix this stuff with the sandings from your work and it creates a paste which sets really rapidly to a crispy hard finish. Cheers Andy ps I wouldn't be trying to get the boards too close to finished size before gluing up. You could glue it up in 2 or 3 widths ( to fit over/under your planer)...

https://mactimbers.com/ I'll pop this in here for now as a heads up. Mike and Rene are planning the first open day of the season on the 7th April This is not a hustle and bustle type of event usually found in this section but more of a turn up, turn off and enjoy the company scenario...

What are the measurements at both sides of the ends? Cheers, Andy

Some saw bolts aren't separable. They were sometimes just a press together even though they had screwdriver slots. Cheers, Andy

I'm specifically hinting at the fact the "hook" of the thread can become nearly vertical causing camming out under pressure

Apart from the bent guide bars problem are you sure the screw thread is in good order to enable proper function afterwards? Cheers, Andy

Before you get carried away, do I remember some of these bars being threaded into the front jaw? Cheers, Andy