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Well that is the sort of filter you need but I have no idea if it will fit your sip. :-k

OK then there is more set on the side of the blade that the cut drifts to, lay the blade on the bench with that side up and run an oil stone along it a couple of times to take a little of the set of. Put the saw back together and test it, you may need to do this a few times until it is right, er...

Well done, one of the best presents you can have. 8) :D \:D/

Hi elrajajo, Welcome to the forum. :D I have not made anything with curves like your attempting, but a comment on the finish, paint will not have the same scuff resistance as a laminate. There are different thickness laminates available, the thinner ones will follow tighter cures but are not...

OK then you need to check that the vertical movement on the guides is vertical, you could have the situation where the blade is vertical but the guides are lent over and so the cut follows the guides and come out wrong.

It might be worth taking it back to B&Q, last time I took something back I too had lost the receipt, but the kit had a date of manufacture on it, they would swap it for a new one but not give any refund.

Hi Wormwood, Welcome to the forum. :D The mitre saw, is it a power saw or is it a guided hand saw? Both types live under the same name and the answer to your question will be very different depending on the type.

I think SWMBO is in for a treat then, the sip will not stop the fine sanding dust, it will go though that cloth filter bag, so an upgrade of some sort will be in order. :-k

Shouldn't that be nybble :twisted:

Having spent a day in Richards shop I can vouch for his skill in teaching how to use the tools. :D He explained all of the things to be aware of and demonstrated the effects in slow motion. 8) I stand at my new lathe and try to remember Richards words before I start on the next cut. :)

John, These look good, :D you have quite a production line starting up there. :shock:

Bob, Thanks for doing these, :D I only found out about them last week but don't know how to set then up, yet. :?

I the past I have reused motors from both washing machines and tumble driers. :D If the tumble drier is a simple one that just runs in one direction then you could well be lucky, I had the back off of our one to de fluff the airways and fit a new thermostat. It is a slightly posh one that does a...

Hi arminiusrex, Welcome to the forum. :D You will find instructions on picture posting here.

Loz, Very nice matching pair, well done. :D

Well I know them as kettle chocks, wood used to heat the kettle, tea making on site was not always a case of buying it from a van. :lol:

Rob Cosman does demonstrate at shows, he is a very friendly chap and will answer questions if you care to ask. 8)

Hi rifler99, Welcome to the forum. :D I have moved your post to the scrolling section.

I would go with Araldite, use it quite a lot, making pens and cuff links.

George, Time to take up flat board woodwork and build another cupboard. :shock: