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Great Post devonwoody, Scouse Sugar Chile Robinson, what a talented kid he was, love the blues can never get enough of it, right back to the early delta country blues.

you got Pm 9fingers

Anybody got any Ideas of what size motor I should fitting to my second user 10" Table saw project!? Its going to run on domestic 240volt electric supply hard woods mainly cut 2" thick and needs to be quite quiet, induction Size? Model? amps? watts? cost? retailer?

Is that Gary Coleman?lol Caledonia that's what the songs called I think, great bit of music, very talented Kid wonder what happend to him! (not gary coleman ) the child, the one playing the piano

totally stunning! I'm so envious of you in the nicest possible way :mrgreen:

reminds me of the film field of dreams saying: if you build it he will come!

That's just what I was thinking of doing, you can get a 3hp induction motor for £130ish

Just bought a Woodwise 10" Table Saw (£180 from ebay) its three phase 2.5 HP motor, I'm going to convert it to single phase, anyone got any ideas on the quality of it or Ideas what motor an how to do it? I do have my own ideas (but somewhat sketchy) any comments or Ideas greatly received...

Really looking forward to the next instalment! great work, I tip my hat in respect to you and your work Richard, well done =D>

snap same here also

Really Nice job mate, well done :mrgreen:

I've been using Tuffsaws blades for the best part of two years now for hard and soft wood, I've used them for ripping, cross cutting, re-sawing verniers and detail work and in my honest opinion the best value for money, stunning performance and very reliable, I truthfully wouldn't buy blades...

just a quick question, are the clamps your using from rutlands (dakota) if they are what do you think of them? I used to have the same doors just the same and had to do just the same as you have (make one) except only had one door to make and it was quite a bit of fun making it, well done...

You are so right in what you have said, I dont think its a rant! I think you've spoken the truth and a fact of how we live today (in general terms) my misses would string me up if I was anything like you've described as modern living is today

Great Bench Dave and stunning Value for money, Good work, are you going to keep us all informed of any new projects in the future? I'm always interested in all projects however large or small :mrgreen: (hammer)

It just show Dave, that with a bit of Imagination and planning, most things that most people generally throw away, we as word workers/crafts man, can find a use or adapt it to suite our needs if we want to, it never ceases to please me hearing, story's like your own, sound to be you got a...

Thanks for input, good idea about the tail vice, there is a reason for not putting the vice on the right side and a series of dogs in the bench which will be reviled in the next couple of updates, that might interest you, I'll update this as soon as I get round to finding more time do do more...

I know just what you mean, its all just a matter of time, it will have a cover for the top when it has to be used for more demanding work but I do have the use of other benchs to do all my heavier work on, it was also part of an exercise to show some of the students I take how our natural...

Hi Guys Thought id throw this one in the Mix, nearly finished my new work bench, I made this from wood that was destined for the tip or the fire! I cant believe the waste that people throw away, most of my friends and people in general laugh at me when they see me rummaging through a skip (yeah...

Hi CroppyBoy1798, This is one of the sites I've used to estimate the age of Stanley planes before, There is another that I use that's a little less interesting, so thought this might give you this as its a more entertaing read. http://www.supertool.com/StanleyBG/stan1.htm#num7,