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Hi Bill Welcome to the forum. Cheers, Neil

Hi Adam I have the HP 2600 which cost about 250 and includes a network port. The 1600 is <200 but it doesn't have the network connection. The HP has, iirc, four or five cartridges and the ones supplied with the printer, as with all manufacturers, are only about a third full. It's the...

Hi SemiSkilled Welcome to the forum. Cheers, Neil

Hi Mike Welcome to the forum. Cheers, Neil

Hi Niki Thank you for another of your excellent tips. The time you give is really appreciated. Cheers, Neil

This is obviously the last throw of the dice for them, with the new show coming up in the autumn. Even with free admission, I'll give it a miss. I'm looking forward to "The New Midland Woodworking and Power Tools Show" in October. It's run by SK Promotions, who do the Scottish and North of...

Hi Rob I hate to put a downer on the site, but you are being asked to input personal details without encryption. Personally, I would steer well clear. Cheers, Neil

Hi Emyr Welcome to the forum. Cheers, Neil

Hi Rich Sorry for not replying, I've been away with work all week. Tim has made the best suggestion. Cheers Neil

Hi Daz, Welcome to the forum. Cheers, Neil

In the TIOBE index, Java is currently the number one programming language at 20.849%. VB comes in third at 10.963%. Cheers, Neil

Congratulations Adam on a job well done. All the best, Neil

Well done Niki, that's excellent and well deserved news. Cheers, Neil

Hi Dave They look very good. Cheers, Neil

Hi Dan I'm sorry, but I must have missed this first time around. All the very best to you. As my wife will testify, after losing the tip of a finger in a car door, it's a long old healing process. Cheers, Neil

Hi Rob I hope that you get it sorted quickly. Cheers, Neil

Hi WiZer Tony's jig is a variation on Mailee's. The big difference is that the router sits in the jig. Firstly, you put your ply into the jig and then tighten. All you then do is run the router up and down. Perfect trenches/dadoes everytime. You must use the same cutter so that you have an...

<bump> trying to help Jemmy.

Hi Paul I used it on two chairs, iirc, some three or four years ago. Whilst they were loose, I only just managed to insert the syringe and I was unable to clean the joint before applying the glue. There has been no movement since. It seems as though I've been lucky. Cheers, Neil

Hi Paul Chair Doctor is specially formulated to work into the joint. The product is excellent. Cheers, Neil