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Longshot but does anyone know of any saw blade (circular) sharpening companies in the East Kent area. Struggling to find any and have a number of track saw, mitre saw and table saw blades that need a tune up. Thanks Kev

Chris Have PM'd you regarding Sprayer. Regards Kev

Apologies, for some reason the web links have not worked.

Was just wondering if anyone had experience of using one of these, [url=https://www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-trade-series-st-480-drum-brush-sander-501107] with the the wire brush attachment [url=https://www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-trade-series-st-480-wire-brush-501113] I need to...

+1 for G&S Kev

Hi there if not sold I am slso interested. Have Pm'd you.

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Plus 1+ for the Numatic NV750. This is a very quiet and efficient machine. Only use mine for hand tools and small machines (chop saw, disc sander etc) but very impressed. I guess it depends on use and budget.

One of those little magnetic bowls would be a nice addition. Somewhere to keep his fingers !

Looks really good Bob. Like the contrast of the white and the walnut.

This is an interesting topic. What about woods such as Accoya. Had a look on their website as personally do not know if Accoya is a hardwood or a softwood and could not find anything. All it says is that it is produced from fast growing wood which suggests a softwood. A bit more searching...

It was a fun project to make. Especially with all the angles, got you thinking a fair bit.

Thought I would share my latest efforts as never get round to posting pictures and thought was about time I made the effort. Had a bit of spare time on my hands so made three stools out of oak for my garden bar! The inspiration for these was very much from an article in fine woodworking by...

I know its repeating what has been said but I would go for tulipwood. It is a pretty stable alternative and you can sand to a great finish. Have used this for doors before and works great and accepts a finish well. Accoya is stable but is designed to be stable where the timber is going to be...

Surely the husband would be easy to find. Just look for the drunk guy carrying round a car battery. :D

Remember putting in bamboo worktops for a customer a few years ago. Cut outs for an under-slung butler sink were not fun !

Having looked into further it was probably something like this I guess. Bit pricey but hey if you get your tools back then bargain I suppose. https://back2you.com/product/anti-theft-toolbox-tracker/?gclid=CjwKCAjwypjVBRANEiwAJAxlIlL1gQfUB0lb1Kn0BjiKhTFPnrYRVsDiIBhoAJ-N72iUXb4dpPD39RoCZzwQAvD_BwE

Has anyone tried something like this? What did you do about a power source. I assume a battery but just wondered how one would go about this.

Would be sending them straight back. I do think this is a classic case of if it seems to be good to be true it usually is. The eBay link shows that they are 40mm but when you select the size they do state they are 38mm. That said the 38 mm should be uniform on both sides, looks like it would...

Insulated one side of my workshop (it is effectively two rooms) in the summer and the insulated side had two oil filled radiators running today which just about stopped it from being freezing. Was fine tuning mortice and tenons all day so had cold hands from using a very cold shoulder plane and...