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For handles I would have thought you would pop up (is it 15 mins away??) to IKEA , they strangely have some quite nice ones. You could have meatballs for your lunch and top up with free pencils at the same time.

This morning I have been helping my son at his house. Next door has been vacant for over a year. We created a fair amount of rubbish so I suggested using next door's bin. I got though the unlocked side gate and found the bin half full of rusty tools. We think the folks who have inherited the...

I started this thread as a light hearted distraction from "the bile filled " thread. But some of you from over there could not resist, could you? :roll:

Can you mount 12 mill one in your lathe and use a metal file to remove the 2 mill ?

These have been fine in my lidl saw https://www.toolstation.com/toolpak-tct ... des/p65088

I am too poor for this to bother me.

The pointy bits are a great timesaver.

Always RTFM :roll:

I am going to impose an automatic mandatory 5 year prison sentence on anyone who uses the word literally, when they mean something else. Whats yours???

This is why, IMHO, wood guides are superior.

If that machine is the one I think it is, anything above half inch blade is going to be trouble. Look at the advice on tuffsaws website. If you are still unsure send Ian an e mail.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hultafors-TALM ... =8-1-fkmr0 Excellent bit of kit

It's not a bad book, but I would not want to pay any where near that price.

Wearing (in "making woodwork aids and devices") uses rebated vice jaws. This allows easy fitting of a range of auxiliary jaws which i imagine are very useful. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Making-Woodwor ... 1861081294 "Look inside" feature, then first pages

I don't want to come across as some sort of denier, but I have been having a think about these "record temperatures". Lets take Heathrow airport as an extreme example: My guess is less than a hundred years ago it was a predominantly a grass field and the planes using it were consuming say 50...

Bob, By Saturday, we will be moaning about the rain.

I am not a domestic electrician. I have rewired (work checked and certificated by competent person) several Victorian properties such as you describe. Consumer units are cheap: buy a big un. That way you can split the circuits (which in turn isolates future problems). Traditionally you had: a...

We like identifying tools They are diamond sharpening plates. Is there a trade name on them? depending on who makes them they are worth between 2 quid and 60 quid each.

I wasn't aware there were any jarra sleepers in the northern hemisphere. Would be interested in their origins.

I think there was a thread about this a few weeks ago