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Have you not turned the pewter down to the same as the wood before sanding this will also reduce the amount of sanding required

After getting turning the two parts then Sand from the wood to the pewter that way you do not drag the pewter onto the wood. You will also need to move the sand paper to a clean spot each time yes you may go through more sand paper.

Two very nice boxes Andy. Thw walnut really has a great colour to it

Could this thread be marked as sold or given whichever suits thank you

Steve PM sent I was given them a while bak and if another woodworker can make use of them I don't mind.

My comment was on the assumption that they were G clamps not sash clamps and I hold my hand up to getting that bit wrong

I will give it another week and off to the tip

I would have thought it cheaper and less time consuming to just go and buy new blackspur clamps. Time you could be using more wisely

Just spent the day cleaning the paint off of this due to my stupid actions :oops: :oops: :oops: of putting it in the conservatory one evening and left it over night morning came along with the sun and the heat caused the paint to blister so now back to bear wood for round two. Have cleaned...

This is going to be quite plain colouring. But I do have another idea with some colouring using the airbrush but not how you use yours

I am making a piece for our club competition and left it in the conservatory to let the paint dry forgetting how hot it can get in there as I placed it there last night. Anyway when I looked this morning the paint had bubbled and left it in a right mess so to console myself I decided to go and...

:lol: :lol: :lol: Still working on this one in between other jobs like gardening and no experimental pot being grown :twisted: :lol: :lol: :lol:

You get into the shed and turn all this lot and still find time for coffee :lol: :lol: :lol: Another nice little collection

I have just measured my CL3 and they are 1 1/2" solid bars.

I have a record CL3 which I can measure tomorrow but unsure if they used a standard sized bar for all of their machines

Health seems stable at the moment but like you Gardening is another job that needs attending to as I have a small veg patch, and after the weekend I need to make a few replacements bits. Luckily shopping is not something I worry about as the wife enjoys the walk to the shops. And I know what you...

That's the one Buck and Hickman use to deal with them when I was at work Thank you will also look at Cromwell

Free to a good home. 38 router magazines for anyone who wants to collect these. I am in Canterbury Kent Sorry unable to post.

Blimey Chas don't you ever slow down. Things keep getting in the way for me like the weekend away from the shed but I do have a piece on the lathe for the club competition so hopefully will be complete soon.

I have tried some of the well know ones Like Axminster tools, Chronos, Blackgate, Maidstone model engineers and a couple of others. There is a company and the name eludes me all I can remember is it is "something and Hickman" or something along those lines. Mind you Blackgates site is not very...