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  1. Oaktree11

    Sold PLANO GLUE PRESS

    Bump Still for sale and open to a sensible offer.
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    Sold PLANO GLUE PRESS

    Hi there, This is a Plano glue press with three vertical pressure beams and a horizontal sliding rail. All as in the photos. I inherited it and don’t really have room for it (I thought I I did …). It looks in very good condition.] I am located in Cheddar Somerset, collection would be ideal but...
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    Sold KING TABLE SAW - HIGH QUALITY CAST IRON TABLE SAW

    Hi all, With regret, because I am modifying my workshop, I have for sale my 10” King Table Saw. See my thread https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/my-new-table-saw-a-king-kc-10rc.132265/ for when I bought it. It was originally bought in Canada and had been unused for over 20 years when I bought...
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    Somerset Ash

    Yes, he has cut a lot this thin which suits me for what I want but it’s all dead straight and slowly dried. I am waiting for him to get to the 2“ ones which are underneath because it’s all being moved next week.
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    Somerset Ash

    Thanks Brian, I wasn’t aware of Pughs. I was thinking of about £50 each which doesn’t seem to far from the mark. John
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    Somerset Ash

    Hi all, I could do with a bit of help with pricing. I have been given the opportunity to buy any amount of these locally grown Ash planks. I made the headboard from the same wood last year and I fell in love with it. These planks are just over 1” thick, about 14ft long (probably 11ft useable...
  7. Oaktree11

    Good evening from Switzerland!

    Hello to you and welcome to the forum! You live in a lovely part of the world We are all united in wood! 😂
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    In your opinion what's the better P/T - the iTech or Axminster?

    Well, for what it’s worth I have a Axminster AP310SPT which I bought secondhand when it was a year old. For me, the spiral cutter head has been fantastic. I reclaim a lot of the wood I use and this machine has undoubtedly been abused by me but has come out on top. You will hear criticism of...
  9. Oaktree11

    Screwfix worktop jig black pegs

    Thank you (and Doug) so much. Believe it or not I looked for them on Screwfix. Duh!
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    Screwfix worktop jig black pegs

    Bingy Man, that’s a great idea. No idea why I didn’t think of it! EBay search commencing. I will try Screwfix too but I doubt they sell the pegs separately. Thanks again. John
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    Screwfix worktop jig black pegs

    Good morning all. This is a very long shot but worth a try. I am fitting a kitchen for my daughter. I borrowed the above worktop jig from my brother in law. Everything went brilliantly and then, at the end, disaster! I was packing it up and dropped one of the black plastic pegs. Unbelievably it...
  12. Oaktree11

    Home Lift

    The same as happens in a commercial one if you have done the job right
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    Home Lift

    Richard, this is a vexed question for many. We all have different backgrounds and what would be commonplace and acceptable for some would have others screaming. Many of us amateurs have capabilities far greater than many, so called experts. I had an eicr done on my electrics by a qualified...
  14. Oaktree11

    Stained glass panels

    Thank you very much for this. John i have been thinking of doing something like that. Maybe not triple glazed but behind glass. The window I am going to replace is below. I am thinking that I might somehow re use the glass as an outer shield. It’s a single glazed upvc unit that I reclaimed when...
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    Stained glass panels

    Just as a supplementary question, what is the best way to clean the remnants of old putty from the lead which is generally in good mechanical condition? thanks john
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    Stained glass panels

    Ok, I have done the first one and it was really successful. I think, with resistance I could have hacked the putty out but the panels are deeply recessed and I don’t think there is any way I would have got them out without destroying the frame. As it happens, there is a lot of woodworm in the...
  17. Oaktree11

    Stained glass panels

    Jacob, you were quite right. The remaining putty just snaps off see update below
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    Stained glass panels

    Thanks for the replies. I think that trying to chip the putty away is higher risk than cutting the frame off because the putty is so hard and because the glass is not smooth and has the lead ridges, it won’t be easy to get a blade under it. I am going to try the tracksaw, being mindful of the...
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    Stained glass panels

    Hi all, I have been given 8 of these stained glass panels, taken from a bay window in a Victorian house. I have a plan to build a window incorporating the stained glass panels but not the frames. So, the question is how to remove the panels from the frames Without damaging them. This one...
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