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i think this guy can rise to the challenge, doesnt need you sticking your nose-in....g is that a door? yep baii

What type of stairs are they? Sounds like very thick sections.

Noggsy i think the spray type polishes contain silicone, so proably best to avoid! i ordered some liberon stuff, never heard of rennaisance wax before though!

http://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/advanc ... d84b1db9c9 from the picture with the tapeit does look like the bore is 5mm... as said, you need a punch with a diameter of slightly less than 5mm, and drill a hole in a peice of wood for the spindle to sit in, and then tap the spindle through, When...

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I use this font, http://www.dafont.com/optimusprinceps.font You can download it and use it in word however the spacings sometimes are out. I copy into paint and adjust by drawing a straight line underneath to align and then box select and move the letters how i want. but im sure there are...

noisy little gits them things! :D

Good to hear the liberon stuff works well, as its quite well priced! i think the Wh stuff is probably overkill for me to be using day to day, but thanks for the link! Next time i put an order in i might buy a tub for comparison! :D

we had one made, iirc, was a tube that sleeved over the motor spindle and grub screwed on, then had a thread on the end for a chuck. i might be able to find it simewhere as it was for a old machine.

thanks marcros, so thats a liquid that sets and then is buffed off? do you use it, and how long before reaplication?

I have prettymuch run out of the old tin i have,and cannot find it for sale anywhere, so what do you guys reccomend? Any info on the rutlands boeing spray? seems expensive and would prefer a tin of wax.

Get as much glue in the joint as possible, mayve try spreading it a little to get the stuff in, Then get a rim lock. The section that lips over the door edge drill a clearance hole through the width of the stile to the rail, where if wont be seen, (probably have to angle it towards the centre...

Does the riving knife sit higher than the top of the blade? My sedgwick riving knife is just below cut height. It should be safe with respect to what the riving knife does as the knife will stop the blade being pinched mostly, but beware of anything being thrown up and forward including the...

Boarded both sides? If so typical flb door but thinner clad with boards? On the edged could add a 25mm lipping, or even rebate the stiles leaving 25mm or soo full, so that the ends of the boards are protected, and the coor can be rebated, and fitted easily. I made these, and there were a bit...

hi sim, Toxic splinters :D but very good weather resistance, we had some on a old bench seat, with no finish on, it stayed quite smooth and splinter free for many years. probably going on 15 years. dont know what the dust is like though. http://www.woodsolutions.com.au/Wood-Species/keruing

10 points for one i heard.

oh right! maybe we will cross paths one day! :) Picked up this little beauty on monday, i will do a bit of a review on it when i have some time at the weekend as there iis very little when i researched the machine online other than negatives about beds being to rough etc. (not the case.)...

When setting the bit, do you turn by hand before starting as i have used some chisel bit combos that when set in one poision and then turned the gap is tighter. After quarter turn. Does it buzz from the off? Or after the first cut?

was going to post exactly the same as above. leave 60+mm in the middle full thickness on the upright, and just mitre the arms in with a flat. to secure them could have a 12mm threaded rod through the centre flat section^^ into the arms end grain with a reveal hole on the back side on each arm...

the 926 you could use a door blank iirc 915mm finish, and add some lippings, probably 10mm each side, so youd have to remove 10mm, but should give a crisp square edge to work with. obviously doesnt matter now.