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thanks for that will try it

take a look at Timber Tec from CCC in the UK, Ive used this a lot on wooden sinks, outdoor tops, tables and all types of wood from pine to Teak will even take boiler water poured on it after a week

Had an email for Swindon saying higher temp would be better, I was very carefully with the mix and a label on the resin said to heat it if thick and tried 3 small lots since over the space of 4 weeks all have not set

the deep pour was for two jobs one deep (yet to do) the other was only 6/8mm deep but would not set, very carefully mixture ratios done by weight and always with a fresh mixing cup, never had a problem with the mix before. But I only normally crack and shake fill. The resin was very cold when...

anyone tried Alumilite clear resin fast setting from House of resin, if so is it any good for turning? or can you recommend one in the UK Just had a go with some deep pour EH125 from Swindon Composite but having trouble getting it to set been told my them it needs temp. around 30deg to set but...

Hi it's for making hats on, the material is placed on the block and then steamed to form the shape

make this hat block for a friend, 23'' in dia. just under 4'' thick ended up weighing 6.4 kilo

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Thanks, yes I agree about the H&S wear have used a petrol saw for a number of year, it was stolen a time back and now retired this one would just be for fire wood type stuff. Thanks Jim

Hi anyone got the Oregon CS1500 240v self sharpening chainsaw from screwfix, anygood? like the idea of self sharpening Or can you recommend a better electric chainsaw

this is all a long way from the UK workshop forum I joined, must be many gun forums for this sort of stuff. I'm not anti gun but I do think it's totally out of control in some countries.

Yes I would like someone to use them and I agree in some item modern screws just look wrong. I thing the problem with ebay will be the postage rate given the 14 kilos

yes, unfortunately I'm old enough to remember when Philip's screws first came in to general use in woodworking, a lot of the old school then said the same but we was still made to put all the cross's upright

I've not used slotted wood screws for a long time now, since I stopped antique restoration found them a bit of a pain, apart from fitting brassware where cross heads don't look right, (still put the slots in line with the grain like I was made too when apprenticed,) but clearing in the workshop...

just been given this Watco oil has anybody ever tried it as a finish on turned items? If so how was it?

made this butlers tray and stand out of a beam removed from the building in the background which I rebuild a few years back, it's a coach house built in the early 1840's, now my workshop. Made the tray because I panelled a room in reclaimed pine and got told the table don't match it Mahogany...

Hi Droogs, I've had two offers via ebay messages one at £55 and £70 both plus postage of £10.60, the £70 offer is from someone with no feedback rate so I'm a bit unsure on that one.