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I have put the blade in a junior hacksaw upside down and used that to burn lines on spindle work.

Hi simonalex, Welcome to the forum. :D I have a Wadkin AGS, but don't know anything about the panel version. Any chance of posting some pictures of the saw and the offending wheel? We might be able to see the solution to your problem.

I have 2 tickets and plan to be there both days, but not till Saturday afternoon. I think Mike must measure with a stretchy tape, I am sure it is nearer 20 miles for me.

The other thing to do is wax the bed, this makes the timber slide with ease, it is surprising how much difference it can make. I use the Liberon lubricating wax.

Bob, Thanks for these, I am down loading then to watch later. :D I can see then being made as presents. 8)

Nice one, I love making things for children, they tell it just as it is and you got that perfect. :D My dad made me a railway when I was 3, it was just an oval of track on a base board, after 2 days I had nagged him into making a platform, 2 more days I went for the tunnel. It took another...

Paul, I thought you would have been bought some, along with the bandsaw, planer thinknesser and new camera after Rob had a word with your wife. :roll: :wink:

I have only used Liberon finishing oil, so cannot comment on danish oil. I normally apply with a brush, the first coat will soak in and use loads of oils. Brush it on all over, wait 15 minutes, time to wash the brush out and get a coffee. 8) Then rub off any that has not been absorbed with a...

Why? There has to be an edge to the cloud. :roll: :wink:

I think I would use an oil finish on this good looking stool. It will soak in and therefore provide protection even when it gets knocked in use. I have used finishing oil an oak side table, looks OK and has stood up to me with hot coffee cups as well as milk from cereal bowls.

Mark, Did you mean http://www.stuartking.co.uk/ your link does not appear to work?

I second Pete on this, why have we not seen your work before? You have a good eye and a steady hand, kept posting.

LN, sorry to hear of your loss. I know it is heart breaking, we had to say goodbye to our Samwise this year. Remember the good times, the fun, the love and he will be with you for a long time. Regards, Dave

TOm, There is a line just for you, here. :wink:

I picked up one for my compressor from the local motor spares shop. You need to be there when they are not busy and the chap has time to look at the lengths they have instead of a car model.

I have one of those, good bit of kit, keep looking, bound to be another along in a month or two. :roll:

We have one of these :D and as Bugbear says its great. 8)

Thanks Chas, confirms my thoughts that 500 rpm is too fast as the slowest speed for doing any biggish stuff. ](*,)

Well the thread in the wood never stood a chance with any nuts other than peanuts. :evil: I think a long roll pin though the shaft that sits in a groove cut into the handle, held in place the epoxy should do the trick. :-k

You can get them on ebay. :roll: