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wadkin cp32

I started falling out of love with it when it went to sky, and diresta not having a sponsor friendly face and having to go last year was the final straw. I've promised myself not to watch it this year even though I've watched it since being a kid and love seeing the best of the best.

ply sounds like future trouble to me, if you cut the join of timber well, wouldn't that be as invisible as the 3 joints on the made up ply?

used multico morticer from the bay.

that's going to be a beautiful workshop. Hope you've got some nice big woodworking machines to fill it.

£180 sounds very very good, most people in London won't get out of bed for £180. if the job is done well. either that or a nice lace doily overhanging the edge.

My whole workshop is running from my RPC. with large extractor spindle moulder p/t etc, they are all large hp machines. I had to get the RPC to be running multiple large machines. I don't totally understand how it works as electrical stuff is witchcraft as far as I am concerned. I believe (but...

I've just put in a rotary phase converter from transwave which is brilliant. Depends how many machines you want to run and what size and obviously your budget. A bit more info will probably get a better reply. Nathan

After getting fed up of rubbish dust extraction, I splashed out on an over the top unit which is probably bigger than I need, (it's got the largest motor of everything in the workshop) but I've never regretted it. admittedly ducting parts do cost a bit, but once set up you will wonder what took...

Isaac lords, as long as you have plenty of pocket money

marshmallows?

reiser are good, I've only found them expensive though spax are my screw of choice, I've never found any problems with them. I personally prefer to spend the money and not have to mess around with broken screws every so often. when I see a good deal I try to stock up.

some magnolia paint and a fan blade ready to cool down the house in the coming hottest summer ever

I make kitchens but like to help out forum members when I can. like I say I won't be making anything on it.

I tried ripping on the ras once, and once only. I would not recommend.

Not sure about a manual, but I believe the rule of new old machinery is that you have to put a picture of it on here

you don't like the idea of doing it all yourself with raw materials morfa?

Mutt's Gnuts

if you don't mind about looks could you use parts of an acrow?

If you really want to use something cement based use postcrete, it's sooo easy, but where I can I just compact the earth around the post, which allows water to drain away, and is obviously greener and cheaper