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watching with interest.

foreign used to mean made in India

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Goliath-M33-X ... Swux5YSIA0 get in quick

you probably need an output roller/table of some sort

now that is a very constructive suggestion.

that looks interesting any idea of its original use? Large mitres maybe

what constitutes proper floorboards I wonder the problem that arises when replacing some is the difference between the imperial sized boards that were originally laid and the metric sizes now available. In days gone by all largish houses had different sized floorboards each plank being...

4mm is a lot, have you tested the other wheel on that side (to prove it is not the shaft or cup washers) is the wheel loose on the spindle can it be shimed to straighten it up a bit? A new wheel might be the simple and safest answer.

all dimensions also depend on the dia of the wheel, a bit of trigonometry required or simply measure the resulting angle from a test grind. Or as my old maths master used to say fiddle adjust and wangle.

Screwfix sell them as a cross dowel barrel nut, pricy though generally make my own http://www.screwfix.com/p/cross-dowel-m ... 7QodaeIB2g lots on ebay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/14mm-20mm-25m ... 8v0hM446bw

bolt handles right through plus a couple of screws inside at the bottom.

I hope it works for you, at least it gets in all the nooks and crannies, however I would have thought white spirit and lanolin was better for that application it is more like underseal when dry, we always used to do the cars with it every winter in the 60's.

cut two disks approx 1/2" thick screw one to your faceplate and make a sandwich with the other on the tailstock light use double sided Tape to ensure it does not slip.

I was using a lot of wd40 and it works out quite expencive so looking for an alternative I came across this DW40 bought in bulk and used with a household spray. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Penetrating-O ... SwdzVXl1Ic cheap as chips and seems to do the job so far.

take emergency rations and drinks for when you are stuck in the snow, plus shovel, blankets etc and hope you don't have to use them. Make sure your phone is charged and in credit. Oh and don't forget trade goods, though I think the natives are friendly.

the genny runs the 2hp motor on my milling machine just fine. So update I have been in the workshop today, table saw is sorted and back to full power, I think the run capacitor is/was the problem as it would run up to max speed then die back before running up to max speed again. However leaving...

anything up to 4kw should be fine, I've ordered one myself it looked so good. Be grand to slow a bandsaw right down for cutting metal (with the correct blade of course).

mine are all sorted into tobacco tins those that are too large live in a separate box mixed. They are all dipped in white spirit and lanolin for rust protection and sorted by size in stacks of the same thread form. A mic and thread pitch gauge plus the respective chart or Zeus book will identify...

you don't have to count at all just sort into same pitch piles then in order job done.

there are lots of speed controllers out there try ebay. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4000W-220V-AC ... SwxehXPEKe