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bloody good work there 8) k

yep mobile on yer belt ALL THE TIME! Put ICE - in case of emergency - and the number you want, this will save a LOT OF TIME AND HASSLE hth, karl

makita- lighter and iirc cheaper hth, karl

here's a link to more info - http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/26098-gambrel-roof-angles.html http://www.blocklayer.com/Roof/GableEng.aspx http://homeimprovement-6.info/531699-How-to-Build-a-Gambrel-Roof.html hth, karl

job well done there Alf , wish I could do the same, but been told NO WOODWORKING FOR 6 MONTHS :cry: :cry: :cry:

looking good, love to see the calcs for the roof timbers :)

IIRC, that is a late Vicy/ early Edwardian circa 1900 - 1910 made in Belgium, handles are the main info pressed copper/brass and the"pierced" panal doors. hth, karl

main difference is the with the 75 one can saw through fire doors in one swipe and have to turn the door over and swipe through from the other side, without the problem of lining the cut up to the saw guide. hth karl

firstly, many thanks for the best wishes. Re checked landing location, and realize now how VERY LUCKY I was not to get a broken neck and all that entails re possible para or qaudraplegic (sp) for the rest of my life or broken neck and DEAD. Arm after 3hours surgery and 1 week still hurts like...

Well as one may tell this is a story of how NOT TOO WORK. I was busy on a conservatory roof trying to replace some ****** cheap plastic with some greenhouse quality stuff. When the heavens decided to open up :( :? I rushed over to the ladder, .................slipped........... and tumbled...

watched with interest this thread, so now the holdfast is prototyped :) I like it very much and please sir ! can I have 2 please sir :lol: karl

if you get the chance to grab one under 2,5k then grab one, they are worth their weight in gold those bandsaws. Points to check ,as with ALL bandsaws- wheel bearings upper and lower saw guides table mounting bracket wheel rubbers motor and its mounting. I have often retro mounted under the table...

is that with or without your shoes/trainers/slippers on ? :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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your sure an apollo 7000 not 700 ?

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hmmmmmm maybe I am lucky, I have the original version - holzer - and I use trend cutters in it, so far no problems and it is a dream machine for trimming hpl and other trim. hth, karl

I think I have a problem with these green and black thingies :oops: I can no longer remember how many I have,but I know they save me time in working in woodand sometimes other materials too :) karl

yep, looks good and a neat solution to possible distorting panels. well done that man :0 K

huh! which mag a UK or US mag ? K