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I would say they are similar, like emulsion paint for walls I’m surprised the Wagner wouldn’t cope with Teknos, it’s supposed to be ok for emulsion A friend has sprayed the paint ok with a graco ultra max cordless sprayer with decent results If it struggles you can thin it a bit. I always...

the Wadkin saw complete with brake is very very cheap DC brake is £400 alone

a very good, factual summary immigration is a very emotive subject, politically it is expedient to talk about having low levels of immigration, but if thats what the government want, they should tell the public how they intent to deal with the resulting economic issues. Our economy needs...

It is always difficult for an opposition party to do much beyond stating what you dont like....Conservatives have been in power so they get judged on their policies and results or lack of The Rwanda scheme can only work by disapplying ECHR, and the supreme court has ruled Rwanda is safe...

Suella Braverman policies:

Surely this thread is not allowed? Im happy to contribute, but rules......

Ive done a few jobs with it, it seems pretty good, dries nice and flat Ive plenty of experience with joinery paints having used Teknos, Sigma and Remmers over the last 20 or so years bear in mind these joinery paints are water based and they take time to cross link -you should be fine at this...

I can recommend Mighton joinery paint. But you will need an air assisted airless spray system for it. The graco / dewalt spray guns do a good job. Georgian bar is not easy to spray unless you have a pump system, having a paint pot at the gun makes it tricky getting around the Georgian...

there is quite a difference between cutting a piece 100mm x 100mm square to cutting one 2 metres by 2 metres if you could give us a little bit more of clue....:)

Depends what you want to spend, a plasma cutter will cut steel pretty well I suppose it depends how accurately you want and how big a sheet A thin cutting disc in an angle grinder will cut 5mm steel, but not curves

yeah my bad, the guys at the workshop to;d me 80kg I never checked it, although they did say ir was a lot heavier when wet -and it often is quite wet as it sweats in the workshop

Hi thanks for that. the work is for commercial use, its in an industrial unit the workshop is laid out for hand power tools, there isnt the space for bandsaw with infeed rollers the posts are chuffing heavy, around 80kg for a post 1800 x 195 x 195 density is around 800kg per cubic metre dry

Hi Brant, a very warm welcome to UKworkshop, Im sure you will enjoy being part of this community and I am sure you have much to offer

Has anybody used this for dense hardwoods? I am working with a company who manufactures canopies and carports for the housing market and they use Opepe posts the top of the biggest posts is 195mm x 195mm and it needs a tenon cutting on it 150mm long would the festool saw be man enough...

go out for a day at the seaside tomorrow and get some fresh air and while you are munching on your fish n chips tell yourself it is a massive opportunity not a failure sometimes we just need to give ourselves a break

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that was the year I was born, youve got a few years on me :) I can just about remember yankie screwdrivers

most carpentry jobs will require experience not qualifications You firstly need to decide what sort of carpentry work you want to do: first fix, roofing, second fix, kitchen fitting, cabinetry etc etc then you need to decide whether you can afford the lower rates of pay during the transition...

my thoughts: 1) check the top wheel and the bottom wheel for runout -ie have a dial gauge against the wheel and rotate it by hand on a new machine it should be pretty close 2) if you are using a blade as wide as say 20mm you might find a modern welded bandsaw is unable to tension it...