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Wot Sandyn said, or just paper/ paint in as far as you can. Use a mini roller to paint in add far as poss, or use it to press down the paper, as will get in further than a papering brush.

Thanks. So no other gubbins out of view?

So is it literally a fridge or freezer body, holes drilled in specific (or random) places, a low wattage heater and a fan?

Please keep us updated, Johnny - I for one am interested to see how you get on

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They're both beautiful. What wood is the Byron? P.S. Doug, they are little video clips. If you're on an apple device, they may not work

I would have guessed holly as the grain is so pale. But interestingly, I've just split some holly I was given, but it has the most amazing grain I've ever seen: (NOT trying to hijack your thread, just coincidence I got this holly yesterday)

I use quite a lot of shavings to raise the height of our carpets. Apparently 😳

I haven't pressed them into briquets, but i put shavings into e.g. flour bags or sugar bags, twist the top closed and use them as fire starters - bulkier than your aim, but work well. I would imagine you need either a LOT of pressure, or pressure plus glue of some sort. Maybe you tube is your...

I would say beech, but I did have some sycamore that looked like that. So just possible 🤔

You could get a 5 inch faceplate ring to go on your chuck - if your chuck has the grub screw, problem solved.

Good to know. I was still in the beer query, too! Thanks folks

Is now a good time to ask the best method to sharpen a computer? 😊

More stunning work, sir 👍

Stunning work. 👏👏👏

Stunning workmanship, KH. Thanks for showing it and please keep posting examples of your work.

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That's a neat trick. Probably quite a lot cheaper, too

Cash and carry stores are quite popular - cost co, makro and so on. Trouble is, they add vat at the till, so hard to compare prices if you're a maths dullard like me, and now with e.g. Lidl and Aldi, stubs carefully price compared, and it's not worth driving to c and c, and sometimes even more...

Forgot to say, when you drill the holes you decide on, vacuum pout any dust, or use a dust puffer, so no loose dust in there preventing good adhesion