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There's more than physio out there. We will be going to our osteopath this afternoon. That is for my back and neck. I have found that it works much better for me and it also tends to be a lot more gentle too. I take 'neck oil' too. Mine come with a Wadworth 6X lable on it :mrgreen:

A true ray of sunshine shone into my life when I read this thread #-o #-o I did something to my shoulder earlier in the week and it was quite painful, like enough to stop sleep or do anything difficult like turning my head! I have a Tens machine, but it had been packed ready for our house...

I'm pleased to hear that Red because we are just buying a bungalow with an extention that has a GRP roof on it! 8) :mrgreen:

How's about this Steliz? It is long enough for the button jaws too https://www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-l ... uck-340017

"Metal work of any significance on a wood lathe is limited to softer alloys with hand tools." You mean a bit like this Chas? Ali turned in my K10 (the SK100 predecessor) with a pointy live tail centre using an HSS 3/8" spindle gouge. Slowly, slowly and I finished up with a lot of ali wool...

Good luck with the boss NEVER seeing this !!

Bob, there are lots of times when I can't remember where my ear is? I have to keep an eye out for it :? Use duckduckgo.com for yer searches. They don't track you like wot googel do

You are welcome Raymond. I especially like the lettering on the boxes. Band saw or fret saw? Jig or not the joinery is not one of my specialties and they look pretty good to me. I have made a couple of toy boxes and as far as i could see they are not that simple. If you have a gander at my...

A big welcome from me too. 6 years ?? :shock: =D> I think that I'll pack up and go home? Oh ! I am home :? :?

Along the same line. When my son's father-in-law was alive he was just old enough to my son's grandad's father :shock: And I ain't kidding!

Does it only come in black and white??

I have just had a look at an EPDM web site and it does look good stuff. I hadn't heard of it before. It's worth a look http://www.epdmroofs.org/what-is-epdm/epdm-in-the-field

I'm glad that you explained that so simply Sam :? :? :shock: Any chance of an explanation of your explanation please?

I'll let you try if you like and I'll stand by and tell you what happens :mrgreen: In Corsica of course :twisted: :twisted: Just be aware though that food in French hospitals is not gourmet standard :shock: I know from personal experience!!

All in mm Bob.

Not sure which 'metric country you are in Bob, but, once again, the French use metric for their plumbing until you get to the taps and several other compression joints where they go to 1/2" BSP. They have a quite cleaver system on the pipe work too. They use even numbers, 12, 14, 16, etc pipes...

Something that fascinated me when we lived in France was that one day the Meteo bloke, weather forecaster, suddenly started to use litres/sq meter for rainfall. they had always used mm prior to that. When I checked to see what the hell he was on about I realised that 1 lt/sq metre is 1mm anyway...

If you think about it a metre is only a yard with 10% inflation init :mrgreen: and it took Napolian Bony parts to come up with a measurement of 39 1/4" And wots wrong with the system of gnats, jimmies and tads. And going on to torque loading, I was always taught that the correct torque...

A while back I got really fed up with being tracked by those interfering bunch of google. Someone on a Mac forum mentioned a search engine that doesn't track at all. It's an Open source engine called https://duckduckgo.com/ So, if you don't like being tracked have a look at them. I have been...

Ah, but with a model aircraft you have got to factor in the Reynolds number too, init :? We have always measured the wing loading of our models using lbs per sq inch, pronounced 'lubs per sqinch' You can calculate the Reynolds number by Reynolds Number = Speed x Length / kinematic...