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Yes, clutching at straws.

https://www.politicalcompass.org/ Is interesting.

for most people on this thread. Ftfy.

whomever.

If a sparky wired the switch I would assume he checked there was voltage at the motor.

Or think about a Versachuck - when you upgrade you need only change the backplate. https://www.beaufortink.co.uk/toolpost-versachuck-wood-lathe-chucks

https://www.onbuy.com/gb/p/everbuild-d4-wood-adhesive-solvent-free-industrail-grade-1-litre~p6764293/?stat=eyJpcCI6IjkuOTkiLCJkcCI6IjAuMDAiLCJsaWQiOjkzODkxNjQxLCJzIjozMCwidCI6MTczMDIwNjE1NCwiYm1jIjowfQ==&exta=gshp&extac=gshppb_t_8&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=20795727028&utm_medium=pmax&utm_con...

No problem at all for St. Jacob, of course.

Why? If you believe you should pay more tax, pay it yourself before you proselytise.

If it's the right cosistency out of the tin I'd suggest buying a better one, it'll work out cheaper.

Atm he's making it at about ten times the speed he's clearing it up.

And opening new coal mines etc.

What's stopping you? Send them a cheque.

I think dogwood may be correct. I haven't a picture of the foliage because there's too much of it there, |I'm not certain where they came from. Definitely not oak galls or wild strawberies.

a pin chuck.

What these are from? Arbutus Unedo?

^^^^

Armeg Woodbeaver or Irwin Blue Groove are good, as are Star M.

But tidal systems are phenomenally expensive to install and maintain, that's why there are only a couple of large ones in operation. There are also lulls in output at high and low tides so still need an alternative.