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COP 29? The Taliban are there so all will be well.

Brilliant stuff, but if you buy it check the dates. I've just bought a litre, the use by date is specified as being six months from the date of manufacture. Mine was manufactured 10/23. Through Amazon, I'll get it replaced or refunded.

Two different backplates listed - https://www.beaufortink.co.uk/toolpost-versachuck-wood-lathe-chucks/threaded-backplates-for-versachuck-lathe-chucks

It's a great shame really that the Middle East can't just blow itself of the face of the earth and let the rest of us get on with it in peace.

The ale's not gone flat. You're not drinking fast enough.

I remember giving my grandfather (who lived through both wars) a history book by AJPT back in the '70s. after I'd read it for history O level. He just laughed and said to ignore it he was no more than a pig ignorant communist who knew nothing.

Eskilstuna. Any sign of a little fish anywhere? Eric Anton Berg.

My go to wood for handles is what I've got to hand. I've made straight tools before, really basic metal work if you have drill bits and taps. I tried the cheapest tips I could find - about £5 for three at the time - and they were fine.

I pack mine in small cardboard boxes to burn it.

When my daughter was born the first question my asked was how many fingers has she? My mum was born with five on one hand.

My father was young but worked on rebuilding and demolition work in London in the later years of the war. To the day he died if he heard German spoken in a bar or restaurant he'd order us to leave. His brother was 14 years younger and after the war got a German penfriend - Herman. He attended...

see previous post. :-)

I'm not. He regards everyone he disagrees with as one.

I suppose when compiling the questions it would make no sense to have a "none of the above" - after all it's only to get an idea of leanings not an indication that someone should be shot at dawn. I found a few 55%/45%.

The works of Tillman Riemenschneider in Bamberg cathedral. I was 16.

I once cut head gaskets for a BMWR100RT that I had endless problems with - 38 holes ranging in size, cut with a jeweller's saw. I never bought gaskets again.

Unbelievable.

Incidentally, I use decent quality discs (cheap ones are a waste of time) for decorating and anything likely to be a bit sticky as they tend to get ruined quite quickly, but for clean wood get 3M Cubitron - expensive, but better even than Abranet. I piece of crepe rubber or a lump of set...

I have a 5" DeWalt, it might not be the best but it does everything I want. It's fine. I use it mainly where the extraction isn't too important and often use 6" discs that I've picked up on really good offers (Yandles - get on the mailing list).

They're good.