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I would check that the knives are in the cutter head correctly, it sounds like one is not set correctly.

Terry, I will miss you this year, you will need to recruit another stand in, nothing personal but a broken leg stops me from venturing out. :roll:

I spent an enjoyable day at the show. Lucky someone else had a camera to prove it, I charged mine and then left it on the kitchen table on the way out. :oops: It was good to meet up with Steve, Jon and Doug, who deserve thanks for transporting on stuff to another forum member for me. I spent...

And I thought the 1/2" one I have just picked up was on the chunky side. :shock:

I think this is meant to be used on a flat abrasive stone or wet & dry on glass like scary sharp. The back wheels are eccentric, which rocks the jig to grind the clearance angle for the cutting edge. I remember wanting one of these when still at school, I never could sharpen drills with Dads...

That describes me as well. I did a team building course, not in the wilds, only planning what to do if we had been in an air crash. I think most of them would die very quickly, but with a little bit of ingenuity, survival was more than possible, my team got the best marks the trainer had ever...

Having watched part of the video the answer is no.

Any pictures? I have met Simon, he is a very nice chap, I have bought stuff from him but never seen him turn. :roll:

There you go.

I hope to get there on Sunday, look/listen for the clogs. :D

One solution I have used for this sort of thing is a length of old leather belt, a turn or 2 taped into the port to reduce the size down.

Why do cows wear bells? Their horns don't work. :roll:

Unfortunately Niki is not around to read your comments, having passed on to the big workshop in the sky. His ideas are still here to remind us of the useful ways he found to do things.

No idea if this will help but I would get the air line out and give the free end a good blast, the air might help to break the stickion between the sleeve and the spindle.

Pound Land or Wilkcos

Alan, Seeing the thread title 'Box for SWMBO' made me wonder what you had done, but I see there was nothing sinister going on. :roll: Should earn a few brownie points with that. :D 8)

I have made inserts out of ply, mdf and the hard slippy plastic that Axminster sell, all of them work OK, in fact I have kept the ply one for use with the dado head on my Wadkin.

But the moisture should be going up the flue with the smoke, I save all of the shavings and saw dust to help fuel my wood burner. I can see the humidity in the shop go down when the stove is running.

Oh yes, proper nice. Best look for some more wood, I don't think you will get to keep that one.

I have a 9" Multico planner, great machine, well worth £200, but I only paid £155 for mine. \:D/