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I've recently had a similar problem with my shed roof and I coated it in Black Jack Bituminous Paint whci is available from Toolstation. https://www.toolstation.com/shop/p88792 ... r8QAvD_BwE It worked a treat for me.

My first thought was that it resembles a mortice guage but with two handles so that it can be used in either direction. The bit below the wingnut looks like it might rotate and the distance to the marking points can be adjusted. The distance between the points (or the mortice width) would...

Yeah! They should ban all non-proffesoonal joiners from saw mills because they are ruining it for all the proffesoonals! Berk.

Hi, I would like the Axminster Rider, I'll PM you. Steve

Have you had a look at this site https://www.shiply.com/ ? I put some details in for a house move to get an idea of price and I got about 10 companies offering me their services. They then competed with each other to give the best price. I didn't go with it because they all only wanted to...

Thanks for the replies and advice. Now that I don't have a blade tuffsaws will be my next stop. Any recommendations? I will be using it for mostly hardwoods and some softwoods, that's it. The fitted blade is (was) about 3 or 4 tpi and 1/2inch. Yes, I was cutting up round logs (approx 7" dia)...

Hi, I bought a 2nd hand Record Power BS500 bandsaw recently and went through the process of reading all the set up advice on here and watching the recommended youtube videos. I then set it up following the instruction manual bearing in mind what I'd read on here. I've used a bandsaw plenty of...

Hi and welcome, I'm also fairly new to this and recently bought an RP CL4 lathe and mine has a thread size of M33 x 3.5 with a 2M Taper. If you email RP they will send you a manual for your lathe. I decided to convert my shed from garden storage to a workshop so I bought a massive lathe and...

CHJ - You mention in the second point about the problem of sanding grit getting into non-sealed bearings but does the grit cause a problem for the power drill?

My attempts at growing facial hair have only ever produced a ginger monstrosity which, I believe, is illegal in some countries.

That is very nice. Did you turn it and then cut away the shape?

Chunky side tables like these? - https://www.funky-chunky-furniture.co.u ... s-72-c.asp

Looks like I picked the wrong week to get my ebay account suspended! #-o

That's very nice John. Would you mind giving a bit more information on your 'Wedgie Sled' and maybe a picture? Cheers Steve

I hope so because that is where I live!

Hi and welcome, On Ebay you can sometimes find good bargains when someone is selling all the equipment for turning together. It'd definitely do-able for £500.

That is a lovely looking work bench in the video. I hope you provide us with a WIP diary of your bench build.

The tracking devices linked don't seem to have much battery life and they also seem to be quite bulky, even the one the size of a cig lighter, which would surely make them easy to find (and shove down the throat of an angry wolf like in the Bourne film!)

In terms of value I wouldn't get too excited just yet and tell the Mrs to hold off on that shopping trip! I tried to buy an old mahogany bar top (with a few holes where the beer pumps were) which was 3m long and 50mm thick and the seller wanted £125 for it. He relisted it several times and got...

Have a look on ebay. Click on the blue 'advanced' text next to the search button and tick the 'Sold listings' box, put your search criteria in and hit search. There are a handful of results there but it should give you a reasonable idea of how much you should expect to spend on a CL2 lathe. I...