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I notice Specsavers have a 2 for 1 offer :lol: :P I checked the pulley spindle, and it didn't move.. Pitbull-Did you have to pay? If so how much, if you don't mind :) Ta, Tom

From what i can tell, the pulley spindle hasn't become loose, but i wouldn't know even if it had :roll: :oops: I'm a bit unsure of where you can see the crack :? i can't see it on the pic, but i've had a close inspection, and theres nothing i can see on the machine itself :-k I thought...

Ok this first pic is what it should look like all the time, www.yorkshirefurniture.co.uk/Before.JPG And after being switched on for a few seconds, this is where it ends up: www.yorkshirefurniture.co.uk/After.JPG But when i reverse the belt it pulls the other way and then pulls off :shock...

Hmmm... I see, i'll have another look in the morning, Whats the best way to test them? Ta, Tom

Right i know what it is now, Somehow the belt has had 2/3 of the grooves ripped off, thus causing it to pull towards a certain direction. To confirm this i reversed the belt, and it pulled the opposite direction, and then pulled off :roll: So it looks like a new belt is in order, I've just...

Hi Waka, Whilst looking for the bearings i removed a cover that revealed the belt that goes from the motor up to the planer head. It had a small tear from it (about 3mm) so i cut it off and realised that it wasn't in the centre of the round thing it spins on (not sure of actual name). So i...

Well, there i was, happily jointing some Ash for a bedside table that i am making, when my P/T started making a dodgy rattling kind of noise. So i switched it off, unplugged it and removed the end jointer table. I had a good look about inside but couldn't see anything. I then checked all the...

*sigh* No surprises :cry: Ta, Tom

Is the slot for the mitre guage? If so, and if they are the right size for your saw, wouldn't something like this do the job, and then you can use a standard straight bit. You could probably find them in different sizes aswell... Hope this helps Ta, Tom

Or you can put a lipping all around the piece (the same as your veneer) and then just veneer ontop of that. Using this method you can put a chamfer on it :) Hope this helps Ta, Tom

:lol: LOL :lol: Ta, Tom

I'm using OSB on my floor, its Exterior grade, and i've had it on half of the floor so far with a band saw and P/T ontop, and everything seems fine. It might not be the nicest to look at, but im planning on covering that with some birch ply, or similar :D Ta, Tom

Thats cool, only it won't focus on Huddersfield :cry: Still amazing though :D Ta, Tom

I'm trying to get it down by using the damp proof membrane on the walls, floor and ceiling. I am also raising the wooden wall around 40mm from the stone and about 60mm from the floor. I hope this will get it down a bit, along with a dehumidifier! :D Ta, Tom

That looks amazing, Simon =D> Nice finish on the wall bit aswell :D Ta, Tom

DW- The moisture meter is probably right, it's very, very damp :shock: I might do an inner stud wall, that'd be easier than battons 8) Ta, Tom

:lol: I'll try to remember :P Ta, Tom

Right cheapest, Ahem, i mean, "best value" SDS Drill i can find is this one from screwfix.. I'll order it on Thursday, to come Friday then i'll report back to tell if it went well :D Thanks for hte help guys! :occasion5: Ta, Tom

Thanks Dave, I'll have a look at some on Axminster or similar... John, I'll use that as well. then it won't pulloff the wall :twisted: Ta, Tom

After buying a Hygrometer from Maplins, i took it down into the W/S and it came out with a reading of 88% :shock: :oops: So i went down to B&Q to get some Damp Proof Membrane and something for cladding the walls with... I disocvered that the stones themselves are impossible to drill into...