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And another banging in a river inches from his mates nose.

Pleased. to hear you liked it. It was definitely the beer and b a ccy era, even some of the directors at the presentation day had to take their **** out of their hands or mouths to carry out tHeir onerous tasks. :lol:

Surfing the web for a railway simulator tutorial I came upon this interesting subject from the 1930s. They very rarely make them like this anymore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRsYIiUxZeQ The same works but a 7 day repair schedule. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-7avQDU5-o And then the...

Nice colours too. :lol:

CNC no problem to me, its part of modern life know as progress, two thousand years ago they might have used a flint stone to make their gift to their partner. Nice box by the way, and wish I was 30 years younger to join the new generation.

Await your post tomorrow morning :evil:

http://securedbonds.co.uk/energy-bonds/ Is this something for widows and orphans, or would you advise otherwise? Sounds to be too good to be true? Head for the hills or what?

What attracted me was the idea of having that plowed guide.

Also stops water trapping inside joint if the tenon goes right the way through,

Never did it this way but worth a look. imo with lots of other video ideas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtmswWZ ... It2fZoehWz

Philp, a handmade one? and what ingredients?

Nothing done here Dan honest. The sliding table section used a couple of times got rust through lack of use and storage

Be nice when its finished

Hi Dan, I do not recall or recognise those scratches you mention but my thinking is that they could be caused by a jig running across the top of the table surface,, perhaps screws coming through the bottom of a sled or that mitre jig I used? Could even be the mitre INCA gauge? Sorry about the...

Dan, there is an observation window in the top compartment to see where the blade is situated on the top wheel, for larger blades centralise the blade. (equal empty rim either side) Spin the wheel by hand with cupboard open until satisfied blade is central. For smaller blades I have no...

Hi. Dan, No idea about that bearing, I assume it is a back of a blade that rubs on the face of the bearing that has cut its way into the front face of the bearing. Regards setting the tension of your new set up, use scrap wood until you are satisfied that you have tension and bearing set ups...

I think there is another one branded EBauer or something like that (amazon I think because there was mention of EU German) at under £100.

There is another brand on the web around the same price, the Aldi one is just rebranded and slightly cheaper I reckon.

Thanks Custard, you make me feel so young. :wink:

A lovely 90 minutes spent waxing today and my fingers are as smooth as a babies bum :D