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A bit narrow for cricket. I wouldn't have though Balsa would be particularly nice to turn, bit like punkey spongey waterlogged poplar

The sooner we get out of the Plastic age the better

you need a minimum number of posts to post pics and message people. Think it's 3, 5 or 10

depends on how much waste is left outside the template. If you have an 8mm bit to end up with 8mm internal radius corners but have more than a couple of mm outside the template to remove then go over it first with a bigger size and then finish with the smaller one. I know someone who has a 1/32...

Until age, wear & tear and Oesteo Arthritis along with RSI forced the issue, I did everything with Irn Bru powered tools. Now I am a hybrid woodworker. All the donkey work is not worth the effort and pain to do by un-powered means. Now I use tools powered by zappiness to prepare stock to about...

The combination machine has a table of which the front half tilts to either 45 or 60 deg, can't remember off the top of my head.

yes to all outer edge to outer edge. The track stop etc use the small ones if they are being used on extrusion such as their 20 x20 or 20 x 80 etc but if being used for the T-tracks with rulers and such then they use the big T-nuts to ride in the track. The various stop blocks etc come with a...

I can't afford stock either sso will just have to keep soaking my feet every other day o_O

sorted i have an old school pencil box - not a bad exchange for a frilly roof next year

Banggood T nuts sizes Large T L = 30 Widest Part (x of the T)= 23mm Narrow width (stem) = 19 H = 7.8mm Rebate W = 2.35 D = 4.96 Tread = M6 Small T nut L = 10.1mm Widest Part = 9.29 Narrow W = 6.29 H = 4.55 Rebate W = 1.56 D = 1.30 Thread = M6 It also has a...

The bank should have tested at 7.5% and 12% and shown you the results as this is the rates that the FSA state be used. Even so, I remember when mortgage rates were at 17 1/2% and the average house cost £35K not to bad you may think but I was earning £27 a day as a LCpl. I was glad that I had no...

pretty gobsmacked really

This is interesting

It's OK @Adam W. I'm not starting the new house until next year and wont need the roof for a while yet 😉, Dr Bob better hurry up with that kitchen though

As it's from the craft range you will only be able to run it for an hour on a sat and sunday. Axminster craft motors are only rated for 100 hours a year.

I have the combined belt and bobbin sander by Triton and think it is very good for the money. Several about all basically from the same mould just the colour that varies really, Sealley and rutland are the same machines.

I'll check mine tomorrow when in the wksp, just had some delivered along with different sizes of Tnuts etc and post sizes

got mine @Phil, judging by their interests, I got my work cut out making a multi positional fully adjustable uber accurate makita compatable sparkproof gimp apron. Ah well fire up the Fusion360s reactor and off we go

yep on one of his cool tools vids if i remember correctly update here are the vids https://stumpynubs.com/ill-bet-youve-never-made-a-box-like-this/ https://stumpynubs.com/ten-expensive-woodworking-tools-you-have-to-see/

Stumpy has one of those and a video of it