Search results

the paint was in pretty good condition, the rest was quite rusty which i got rid of with sandpaper. couple of things that helped me, I bought a granite worktop saver from sainsburys for under £20 which is pretty flat, not engineer flat, but flat enough. Also made use of the karcher steam...

Looks pretty and slowly takes you apart :) Possibly the 1st of many, thanks goes to "Custard" and Paul Sellers :D Lots of 120 grit, lots more 240 grit and a complete grinding of the iron. all is now ship shape, but i think it needs a bit more of an edge.

https://uk.pinterest.com/search/pins/?q ... &term_meta[]=resin%7Ctyped&term_meta[]=tables%7Ctyped fill yer boots

its just a dye they add to casting resin. its all very fashionable these days, also the glow in the dark powder lol

yeah i have no idea on it and apparently neither does wacom. ill wait for a new driver thats supposed to be coming shortly, maybe that will fix it.

Intuos pro, table is seen but the pen is not. faffed around with the drivers etc. but it seems something got broke. tried USB and RF without any difference. spose ill just wait for a new driver, wacom support was less than helpful.

lol i looked at the carvex, however after speaking to a few people, the one tool they wouldn't buy again was the festool jigsaws purely because it was worth the extra expense over say a Bosch or Makita. strange for me to say, but im not going to spend and extra £150 for a green and black colour...

a quick show of hands :) is anyone using OSX Sierra with a wacom (ideally intuos/intuos pro) tablet? if so any problems seen ? Cheers Craig

i have skills to offer :D im just not sure what there are unless you need a taxi or computery stuff :D

pm'd

I dont think I have ever seen this on a forum, its certainly a community in every sense of the word. What are the rules? guidelines?

theres a what now ?

i fully agree on learning hand skills, im just saying theres a place for both disciplines. there are some situations where a powered tool would be far quicker than the hand equivelent, of course it also depends on the tool and accessories you own, after all they can make things much easier to...

Thanks Lurker, ill check it out :)

I think its about 1.5 - 2 hours, i do enjoy a trundle though. lets see if the details materialise and i might make the trip Thanks for the info

it just felt more comfortable. agree that its missing the soft start, but thats not a deal killer for me.

I went with the Makita barrel grip :) I sent the d-handle back.

im gonna go with a 4 or 5, im looking at coffee tables, side tables, tv cabinets, built-ins etc.

so im guessing any record No 4 would suffice? from something I saw, Stanley is a bit hit and miss and kinda went downhill since dubba-ya dubba-ya 2, but record kinda kept the quality up? any stone recommendations and the angle jiggy thingy-ma-bob ? to fully show my inner heathen, I was...

They also drink from metal gloves, although i think leaking would be an issue.