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I think workshop tours have peaked.

You have to admire the mans skill and I love the guy, but, he sure loves a dangerous tool :eek:

Probably a wasp nest if it's 2" round.

That end grain shot is showing that some sort of filler has already been used. It has shrunk more since that filler was used so, I think you either live with it and keep filling it or cut it out. That is a horrible stave.

It needs a drip tray.

Bloody excellent stuff guys, that is looking fantastic, (y)(y)(y)

This might help... https://www.partshopdirect.co.uk/makita-hp2071f-13mm-2speed-percussion-drill-spare-parts-s10739/ That new chuck ain't cheap.

Not my best, most used or favourite tool but I have an old handle from a long mini paint roller that seems to gets used for all sorts of tasks that a bad back makes a challenge. I raked out weeds in block paving, drag stuff out from under things, grab stuff that’s out of reach… It should have a...

Great thread guys,thank you. (y) (y)

Bliss! Please post loads of pics as you progress I think everyone loves these threads, I know I do.

This seems to me, to be a very special piece indeed.

One of the best I have ever seen.

Now there's an ice breaker for a dinner party. (y)

How about this... https://robcosman.com/blogs/robs-blog/make-your-workbench-from-mdf-plywood

https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/morrells-mdf-sealer-with-little-greene-paint-is-it-possibl.102539/#post-1119580 Hi, as a follow up to my post back then, I can confirm that the Little Greeen intelligent emulsion I used has survived in completely mint condition!! This is emulsion!! and it...

In what way is it out and how is it affecting the cut on the timber you are useing.

Very informative Jacob, thank you.(y)

These bits and bobs work okay. https://www.screwfix.com/p/confirmat-screws-m7-x-50mm-100-pack/36633?tc=UT9&ds_kid=92700048793290424&ds_rl=1249413&gclid=Cj0KCQiA2uH-BRCCARIsAEeef3nzKhYLVAn8AqoMpXxFwtIxgz0JD9ByPt2kIvw8yJtFnUKHN1gjlhgaAv_OEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds...

Make a bird box or something out of everything you think you could use, offcuts are easily available and cheap. That way you actually know what to expect rather than taking on board what others have found out. Knowing is all with woodwork and you can't beat a good ponce about with stuff.