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You do realise that a3 is 420 x 297 x 150

Best of luck getting a big Cnc setup for £800

Paul If you are near or can get to sheffield i can show you and sell you a nice machine A3 x 6 inch envelope size wise

Cobbs. Did i read that the device was costing you too much to produce now? From 25 to 90£ Let me know if i can help..i have an engineering co Ian

I presume you are pad-o -vac? you just got to put your prices up to compensate for the extra postage and dont sell such small quantitys (<£5) try and get customers to spend more in larger packs and charge for postage and make it free after a spend of £50 perhaps Ian

Remember that some stars with the mt2 spindle didnt have a table….you had to lift the head mine do have tables

To the op if you are reasonably local to sheffield i have a pair of fobco star machines fully rebuilt both with vfd’s ( so variable speed) and both are single phase 3 pin plug Both fully rebuilt stripped to bare metal primed and repainted in fobco yellow All new bearings everything works as it...

I had one a few years ago driving down the m1 near leicester on a virtually deserted motorway on a lovely summers day at 11 am the overhead gantrys wanted a 40mph limit a few miles later there was a lorry having a tyre changed in a emergency bay they must have had a few catches that day...i'm...

Well i got there at 9.30 only me there Robert talked to just me for 4 hours very entertaining..and another hour or so talking about woodturning.. But its not really a chair museum just about production of the millions of chairs HW produced

The website suggests closed on thursday

Ive found my self near high Wycombe tommorow with a day to kill is teh chair museum worth a visit? Ian

I did about 12 sq metres of flooring some years ago Made a simple box to hold one piece on my workbench and used a cabinet scraper to clean the bitumen off…it was very hard and brittle and came off easily did the lot in a few days then repeated with belt sander on the top face cleaning off years...

I have bought something off him and hes a thoughally decent guy...bit of a star...!!

EBW just cut your centre one and place the zero at each side of your kerf ian i bought 18 in all 6 of each type

I do make a mandrill for the parkside lathe with either a 6mm or 1/4 spindle its a threaded part that screws to the lathes spindle and a hole to suit your chosen mandrill size and nuts and a Centre hole in the end Ian

I use a Makita angle drill mains power for sanding As Tris says get the keyed chuck rather than the keyless as less stick out Ian

Deema. What did you find bad practice in the video? ….Just seen your comments whilst i was posting…

Well a lot depends on what load the machine that you are going to run presents If your LL gives you a single outlet with a 4 pin or 5pin socket you can make up an extension cable with say 4mm 5 core cable and a plug and inline socket for occasional use But its normal to have 3 phase equipment...

I bought a set when they first came out I have used them for 2 beds which have both been moved and they work great No issues at all rock solid when done up and come apart easily. Ian

I had always had problems with curtain track on a square bayed window with about 3.7 metres of length I employed a local curtain co to come and fit they brought a bending machine to bend the track and its been there now 30 years with an electric motor doing the opening and shutting on control...