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1200BC my hairy ar** it's a pregnant hare circa 2019AD :D

And me (hammer)

History shows that when there is a property crisis and the returns are small gold tends to rise in value, however when times are good for properties it usually mean lean times for gold buyers.

Well that's my Christmas ruined :ho2

Hmphh, well there goes my kitchen :ho2

Oh my word, That sounds awful. Do you know how far down his fingers he has lost? I lost the tip of one of mine a couple of months ago and am amazed at how it has grown back, although the end of the finger is flat you would never know. I also did not require surgery. It will probably be the open...

Thanks for all of your replies I have put in a cancelation request as I don't think it adequate. The search continues :D

I'll do a selfie (whatever that is) when it arrives :D :D

I have seen a few vendors do this on amazon. They keep a product low priced until they get a decent number of customers and get a ton of good feedback then put the price up. It's what I hope is the reason anyway :?

Yay!! I'm getting a new kitchen from Doctor Bob as my secret santa :D

I don't like wearing safety glasses over my normal specs :oops:

What kind of face mask do you folks use? I have just ordered this Face mask and was wondering if it may be overkill?

That's put an end to my naked woodworking :shock: :shock: :shock:

Thanks Mike, I will take your advice and get the 80, 100, and 120, Doug also mentioned the 120 as the max he tends to go with for most things.

Thank you, Looks like I need to get other grits by the look of things.

Don't I know it, did I ever tell you about the ………… :oops: :oops: :oops:

I have a cheap as chips belt sander 100 x 914 that I tried out in earnest the other day and have to say the results were very impressive. I was using the sanding belt that came with the machine that was 80 grit. I have been looking at replacement belts costing roughly a quid each on fleabay...

I agree with Lons it's those small things that we tend to forget about when taking out insurance. Sadly the one thing we don't/cant insure against is the inconvenience of a theft, its not so bad as a hobbyist like myself but it must have a tremendous effect on those of you who rely on tools to...

Looking at those figures the Aldi computer should run it with ease. :D Thank you very much for posting those for me. I have to say I am somewhat suprised :D

I am due to start a 30 week course in November, one night a week, to learn CAD, It is to be held in Derby college, and have been looking at the recommended specs to run Aotocad and not sure if this would run it smoothly :D