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By the time you’ve paid import duties and vat, most savings will be wiped out. Gone are the days of getting anything past customers with every suitcase being scanned these days. back in the 90’s I brought back a Celestron telecope, paid $1000 dollars there, was £2000 here. With a $50 pelican...

I have a four year old Karcher K7, decent enough bit of kit and I use it from a 20l plastic Jerry can for remote jobs. It’ll work off a standard garden butt as well as mains hose. K5 does as well.

Asking the missus if she wanted a summerhouse in the unused corner of the garden. Thinking a 3mx3m ‘shed’ type structure. Yes, says she, and started describing something akin to a pavilion. Ended up as this. 7mx4m plus decking for a BBQ! I’ve learned not to offer in future.

Can’t see in the thread you tried Isopropyl Alcohol. That’s a definite marker pen remover.

Looking for a tidy KS60, preferably local to Somerset, but anywhere considered. Cash or bank transfer

I see (unsurprisingly) now sold.

I have the evo114, sk100 and sk114. All the jaws are totally interchangeable, whether A, c, E, O’Donnell, and button jaw.

Bargain for anyone in the Yeovil, Somerset area Delta bandsaw £48 I've no connection to seller at all.

Its not the switch thats at fault if its the inrush current tripping it. I had this with my Jet dust extractor, tripped every other time or so. I upgraded the circuit breaker (assume a breaker not a fuse?) to a 'C' curve instead of a 'B' and never had a problem since. You might like to check...

Your construction almost mirrors mine, just I have also got fireline plasterboard on the OSB internally and Hardie Plank cladding instead of timber (building regs due to location). I too heard nothing of the storm raging outside when in it, and no noise escapes either to the environment or...

I have used Howdens solid core fire door blanks, edged with their mahogany lipping. Three coats of water based varnish and they are great for working on. No distortion, perfectly flat and really solid feel.

Agree with okey-dokey, leave an empty conduit in the trench with a couple of draw strings. SWA buried to the correct depth in a non hostile environment isnt going to be a problem. if it gets broken by digger or whatever, the conduit isn’t going to save it.

i have a 23” all in one PC in the workshop to run the CNC. Gets covered in dust, but a blow over once a month with an airline keeps it perfect. Been in there five years, no problem. Also gets tv if I’m waiting on glue ups, painting etc.

Oops, yep. I just read the kingspan, 18mm osb wil” be perfect for walls. I’ve only used 11mm s9 do need to hit studs if the wall mounted stuff is heavy.

Only a woodworking forum!!!!!!! Only! Not as if it’s important 😳😳😉😉😀😀

Have missed breathable membrane from the list above, or from the building. i.e. Cladding Counter battens for air gap BREATHABLE MEMBRANE Kingspan breather membrane 100mm rockwool Vapour barrier Then will be installing 11mm osb boarding do you mean using chipboard instead of the OSB?

It’s actually an American TRUE-TEMPER number R2S half hatchet camping survival axe, or a True Temper carpenters axe, depending on size. The camping axe is slightly smaller.

I thought holes went in very first thing and then turn around the hole so it is the centre of the finished piece, not after roughing.

Just posted in the for sale section, looks a real bargain if you’re local. no connection, just saw it on FB marketplace.

Bargain for someone. Not cheap, but a very good price for a little used one With the extras for turning tools. Proedge in Crewkerne Somerset £300