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cheers, I need to start gathering trees, seen a load cut into firewood recently, made me want to cry

maybe ask grayorm to have a look at it for you. if you could get a router, this would change your woodworking world. adapt different designs into what you think you are capable of. no.1 is the prettiest, and changing this to a square mirror and non angled front would make it more achievable...

would you mind saying how much you paid for the guy with the woodmizer

nice ideas and well executed sir. welcome.

doesn't sound like a total bargain, but if in good nick, a good deal. not sure how much the computer thingey goes for.

how good a deal is it? never used an altendorf, but would like to try one, to see if I should start saving. currently using a wadkin cp32, which was definitely a bargain at 1k

looks like his roof has blown off and the snow is coming in, got some nice toys there though

didn't do secret santa but looking at what you guys have given each other brought a smile to my face, looks amazing you've been very generous. well done all. nathan

presumably the motor make, my multico morticer has a hoover motor. probably the only name they could find after it was dipped in red paint

if you can pick it up cheap, and do it up cheap, and get it for the starting price, then i'd say yes. if you get it, I believe that you have to do a wip of the rebuild, as a rule of the forum.

Never seen one before, but now that I have it seems so obvious. Good idea

nice looking workshop like the corner

how much does such a thing cost?

mmmm. some nice shiny bits, recently realised how good it would be to have a lathe for this kind of stuff. bottle of brasso on your Christmas list Wallace?

that looks lovely, loads of metal, loads of shed, and loads of wires. what does it do?

I used that technique to make a unit with 100 compartments, made a jig for the router, verticals and horizontals exactly the same.

thanks to berncarpenter I now have a donor machine, delivered today. not sure my missuses was too impressed the other night when I told her I was buying another broken machine, and takes the crosscut count to 4. already got an idea for what to do with what will remain of the donor.

got a couple of hours playing tonight. got the motor released from the yolk, took b loody ages. the yolk runs along two rods/rails with four bearings the bearings have seen better days bit of cleaning up, you can see the offset bolt on this which enables you to keep the nice fit...

can the worker sue? I think the 30k would be a starter if he can/does. reading what happened gave me one of those visions accompanied by a shiver.

pm'd bern