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Just been over there and its total tumbleweed, more activity in a morgue

I'd be wary of using sheet material that was only moisture resistant in a wet environment. Tricoya is fully waterproof

Yes please

I'd look for the biggest you can make space for, within your price range. When it comes to bandsaws bigger is better

Thanks, Andy and Noel, it was the one with brass handles being called "junior" that had me wondering

Does anyone know whether there is any difference in the diameter of the rod in the plain one and the one with brass handles?

Has he he had mental health issues as he's obviously intelligent enough to have attained a really nice house

Have you considered a second hand one?

I would also say Elm, both colour and grain look right

I've had Cliftons and Lie Nielsens, hard to judge in terms of performance, though I much preferred the Clifton irons to sharpen. I prefer the looks of the Cliftons, though its a real shame they dropped the British racing green for that nondescript black.

An excellent response as always Richard. I prefer working with air dried timber over most kiln dried and cant imagine cooking the life out of timber would make it anything other than worse to work with.

Unique is not an adjective I'd use

Tricoya would be my choice for anything at floor level in a kichen, if the budget permits

How much are they William?

Not a complete item yet, but a set of spokes for two horse carriage wheels. Thirty three in total, sixteen per wheel plus a spair

How exactly would getting rid of private schools achieve this?

I've found 5001s to be excellent, capable of taking an edge that would split an atom. I used first used them 45yrs ago and am still fond of them

Around forty five years ago when I was still a teenager my father acquired some greenheart (might have been from a retiring shipwrights) As I only had hand tools he took it to a local cabinet makers he knew to get dimensioned and dressed. Upon collection he was told to never bring anymore as the...

Looking forward to see the end result, the bird gradually emerging from the wood is really interesting.