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"Loads of planes" Well he obviously knows what they were made for :mrgreen: Whereas some people think the sole object of woodwork tools is to talk about them :shock: and never seem to make anything :roll:

Few cubic mts in that :shock: I wonder how many windows it would make :-k

Those Harold & Saxon chisels Dereck mentioned look very nice (hammer)

Excellent workshop Rich 8) but you really need to be capturing that mdf dust at source, its really nasty stuff :evil:

Thought I'd take the opportunity to build Henry the horses stable while he's away being trained to harness Started with a base to sit them on 2x2 flags onto a hardcore sub-base Then came the 4x2 tannalised timber from Jewsons Two days later and Ive now got six 12ft x 8ft frames for the...

Very interesting, I've had one of his squares for a while so it was nice to see where it started life :D His stuff is superb and can stand alongside any in terms of quality

Get a Bosch Ade (blue one) With the amount of work you do your familly will inherit it. I bought one twenty years ago, its fitted thousands of windows, hundreds of kitchens and its still going strong (hammer)

Very nicely done =D> and an interesting choice of subject :wink:

Contacted Makita UK last night and got a reply at 8.33 this morning. If I send the defective batteries to them theyll test them and replace FOC if found to have failed prematurely (hammer)

Make sure its from mice and not their larger relatives Rod . Rats p can be very detrimental to health if touched

Anyone else had problems with the 18v lithium makita batteries ? Ive got three of them , one failed to recharge after very little use and another one has just gone the same way having had far fewer charging cycles than you would expect it to be capable of. I am reticent to buy more batteries...

:? You been on the vino John :lol:

Fear not chaps, nothing untoward :wink: I posted a video and couldnt get it to open so deleted it :ho2

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:roll: Because he's too young to shave :lol: :lol: :lol:

Very nice Russ =D> . A unique use for an old wheelbarrow wheel

Thanks Mailee :)

Lovely old photos Chas, my Grandad had a little pony called Nancy when he was in his late seventies like the one yoked in the tub trap. He would drive miles to farms up the Durham Dales that he'd been calling on for years Ill try and find some old pictures tomorrow and post them

looking good Mailee. Ive got a stable to build and was going to use v jointed cladding rather than shiplap as I want the boards running vertical. Have been quoted £1.05 + Vat for 19mm x 95ish, is this a decent price per mt?

Im starting to aquire a not incosiderable muck heap myself Jacob. Never thought one little horse could produce so much fertilizer :shock: Should get the hedges growing nicely next year though :lol: