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:lol: I told you no one ever gives books back didnt i :lol: Rob you need to PM Andy cause he stole my plans , i'm sure he will do a copy for you and send them on :lol:

Dom shops in B&Q everyone :twisted:

Oh i didnt realise you had a girls spindle moulder :lol:

Was thinking more about the block , dont think its legal but it has a pin , any ideas ?

What do you guys make of this ? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320160869401#ebayphotohosting

Maybe Roger but i think just pictures this time , even the short bits of text i did last time took ages .

Ah , thanks for jogging the memory chaps . Rebate for the glass and mould both sides solid then make up straight bead for the rest of the opening , so the glass slots in from underneath ...... Did someone already say that ? :lol:

That power feed is such a cool tool for perfect mouldings but running off 300m of glazing beads was soooo boring . At least if your feeding it by hand your keeping busy . I ended up reading the rutlands and axminster catalogues front to back and just keeping an ear out for any machine changes ...

OOOO i forgot about the legacy !!!!! Might have to give it a dust off :D

Thats the way i was going to do it and then rebate it using a bearing guided cutter in the router . Not sure i'm brave enough to start thinking about the ring fence on the sm yet :oops:

Ok i know i have to finish making the window but ive been very busy its had to take a back seat . Only the stops to put on anyway . But i have been asked to make this door I wont be starting it for a few days so id like the forums opinions on how to do the arches at the top and the beading...

I have the plans for a dovecote somewhere , want a copy ?

Hmmmm sounds like my clarke bench sander and belt sander would do a better job for what i want it for .

Welcome :D

I'll **** the spindle with a lump of 4X2 before i fit the drum then , we have oscillation :lol:

I already have a record router table with a sliding bed :lol: The Carroll blocks take normal sanding rolls so very cheap really , probably cheaper than the belt sander ?

Ahhhhh i get it , you have put a webcam into the girls changing rooms :lol:

The Carroll drums run at max 10 000 RPM

Alex , i have a 3HP Bursgreen doing the spindle moulding . The Tyzak is 1/2 HP and used for french cutters . I dont use it so i thought i could bring it back in use as a sander .

The belt sander works fine as it is but i have the tyzak sitting the doing nowt so why not get it working . @ £100 its alot of money to spend on something i want rid of but if it works then ill be happy .