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Everyone I know is chocka and turning work away

Which machine is it ?

You might be better off asking in woodturning

That was my understanding as well Trevanion

Thanks lads, that's that sorted =D>

Looking very good monster, what is the shallow tall cabinet and are the blocks down the side of it packers for end panels to go against ?

I'm constructing my shed as per Mike G, but I've got 1" finished t&g v jointed boards which I'll be fitting vertically onto 1" horizontal slaters battens, how would I achieve ventilation between them and the breather membrane ? One option would be to use a vertical batten on every board at the...

Its looking amazing Wallace, but I wouldn't expect any less. Only wish I had the time and energy to get mine sorted, I got it mostly paint stripped and functional then had to put it to work. They're a fantastic tool though

Which mask are you using with the 2 pack ?

Would it be ok to vent at the top rather than the bottom, less chance of mice getting in

Can they be set to open beyond 90 degrees, one of ours would need to ?

Its guaranteed against rot for 50 years, so unless you're in your 30s or younger you probably wouldn't be doing it again

Definitely Elm, I use it all the time for wheel hubs, is there a large amount and do you want to sell any ?

I'm in the process of building a workshop on an existing slab that used to have stables on it and has no dpm in the slab. Its around 9 x 5m and I've had 3 courses of blocks laid with a dpc and the rest will be timber. Are there any specialised coatings I can coat the floor with that will...

Those Veritas hold downs are very good Richard, Ive had two of them for years.

Yes good quality American made tools, you purchased well

Older Marples made in Sheffield are good, but avoid the new ones that are made in India, they get bad reviews. If you are solely using them in the workshop wooden handles are nice, but if for general use in and out of the workshop plastic handles can be struck with a hammer and are virtually...

I make curved templates regularly and used to use a router in that way. I now use the same method on the bandsaw. Its quicker, cleaner and cheaper so better all round. I then use the spindle as above to complete the job

I've never seen a 1/16th chisel, what would you use it for ?

How is it sealed along the hinge line Mike ?