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^^^^ what he said, having dabbled in this game, legally you need to seek permission from the land owner to take photos and ideally you should have a release signed with your terms which states the use of the photos. This thinking that "its my cabinet so i have rights to take photos of it" in...

A sensible person would have cooked it sous vide followed by a browning, t's the only way and would happily spank Olivers arris.

I use the makita ls something something 19, never had an issue and cuts nice, clean and accurately. and if it doesnt cut dead on balls, them umm adjust it like the do in the manual, its not rocket science. I would use a sacrificial fence and a zero make a zero clearance insert because its just...

transdrillpress? (hammer)

According to this, donated organs do not change DNA : https://www.sciencefocus.com/the-human- ... recipient/ I for one, identify as a 4 slice toaster powered by Thatchers cloudy. Welcome to clownworld.

Thanks guys, im currently looking at the abac and bambi ranges from Airsupplies, i checked out hydrovanes and screws and almost fell of my chair (even used). I imagine 24-50l would be fine for general woodworking air tools, It's not for spraying as i'll get an HVLP setup to dabble in that...

Im not sure if anyone has seen the movie "idiocracy" but it's definitely where we are heading.

I pretty much buy everything online (mainly from Axminster), unless i fancy adding a bit of window shopping in the mix and I actually go there (20 miles), that being said I have used buyer protection I get from AMEX on more than one occasion upto £200 without a question being asked. Id say if...

Hi all, could anyone recommend a good quality low noise 50l compressor with a relatively small footprint? uses would be nailers / tyres / blowers etc. I see Axminster has a swan 50l for just over £500 which isn't supposed to be great, but there seems a ton of them around £250 from people like...

why did you leave out flannel shirts, mandatory tattoos and neck-beards?

That's because they are "vintage" (hammer) (hammer)

I didnt think it would last long at that price

currently £488 but better be quick i guess

it really is, i bought one and a plunge base for my daughter to do some carving, i think i have used it more than her though :)

ah my apologies, I totally agree with that statement :)

not really, everyone knows Festool puts up their prices every year, its currently 630'ish everywhere as a new product. if someone's on the fence and it saves them a few sheckles then i see that as a win for them.

looks fancy! do you have a link to the actuators you used?

Thought i'd do some civic duty while browsing the pages of nonsense on Amazon, I found this. Not sure how cheap it will be, but for those in the market (and are prime members), might be worth a look if you want to wake up early or hope its still there a few hours later

I use the Rotex 90 and 150, for the purposes you mention, its a bit heavier than the ETS, but the mechanism (except the geared mode) is the same if you opt for the ETS with 5mm stroke. personally if your planning to do everything with one tool, it can't be beaten. Its also why god invented...

Ambrosia maple and Zebrano box was the last thing i made, theres a loose piece of felt in the bottom, i was just seeing how that kinda thing looks, decided i don't want to go that route and will have a stab at lining it following Custards guide.