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+1 for the Neat hinges. Worth the money

White goods. Again each retailer has unique model numbers so they can't be price compared

You could use something like gorilla glue that expands, might leave a visible line though

Shame indeed. Unfortunately the corrupt council bosses won so they can now line their own pockets by selling off the land to their own housing development and estate agency businesses!

Try chalk paints, they are low VOC and come in eggshell finishes. Also some don't require primer

I think the item in photo 5 is for turning fruit etc, you keep the turned item in it with pressure from the tailstock.

I would get them shot blasted or you'll be there ages with chemical strippers etc.

Hi, I do most of my work by hand as I don't possess any machines! If you're looking for inspiration watch the videos and read the blogs of The English Woodworker (Richard Maguire) and The Unplugged Woodshop (Tom Fidgen). Mike

Not sure if any of these would be suitable http://www.blackcountrymetalworks.co.uk ... hinges.htm Does it need to be a stop hinge?

If you do leave them soaked make sure they don't get frosted!

http://www.penkitsuk.com/node/3

No, but i believe if you pipe the exhausted air to the outside that will help considerably

Sounds like you've got one hell of a project there! Try uploading the images to Photobucket then posting the URL's here, no need to mess around resizing them then!

If you look at the images on this link http://www.lathes.co.uk/drummond/page7.html just about 1/3rd of the way down, it's part of the old treadle mechanism.

Looking good. Use a skew chisel chisel for the outside and a side cutting scraper for the inside.

Thanks for the advise guys. I think I might try the safer method first! Will report on progress

Hi I have just had a biro leak its contents all over the top of our chest of drawers. I have managed to get off what hadn't soaked in with meths but does anyone have any advice on how to get the ink out of the wood please? Swmbo is not very happy! Thanks Mike

Not sure if there is one near you http://www.menssheds.org.uk/index.php/programs

Oooh nice! There is a slabbing attachment available according to their website.

A useful site http://www.hyperkitten.com/tools/stanley_bench_plane/