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Ed, I love these, very nice design and oak! :D 8)

Hi oldman, Welcome to the forum :D your pictures have been cought by our spam trap, this will stop when you have a few more posts to your name.

Peter, Have a look at this old thread of mine, I used soil pipe and home made blast gates. That is still in use, I need to add more pipe work the other side of the shop as the number of machines has increased and I am back to moving the hose around which this work was to stop. :roll:

Sam, I think you need to check the type of motor you have on the lathe. :-k Most lathes use induction motors, while vacuum cleaners and router have universal motors. An induction motor runs at a speed that is determined from the number of poles in the motor and the frequency of the supply...

Hi Paul, Welcome to the forum. :D But we have members form all round the world. 8)

Pekka, Very nice work, is it hard to push?

How about coping the 178 to the new phone memory then deleting them from the SIM. The delete the 178 from the memory of the old phone and copy what is left to the now empty SIM. Well it might work. :whistle:

Chas, That is a really good idea, I might just be tempted to try try it....sometime. :roll: Interesting figure on the ash, was it looking good to start with or did it appear as you got down to size? :-k

I am glad I am not the only one with a hole in the space time continuum in the shop, even after buying a new set of barrel trimmers the old ones have still not reappeared. :roll: Very large tools George, how do you stop the whole thing going round in your hand with that amount of over hang?

Alan, I found that on the Order page the links to the other pages on the site no longer work. Nice clean look, the gallery does seem to stutter when loading the pictures. You could try increasing the compression on the jpg files a bit, it will reduce the quality but should improve the load times.

Hi Doug, Was your order from the ebay seller Turn E Funz? I have ordered quite a few pen kits and other stuff from her and often find a 'gift' included in the package. :D I have not had any acrylic blanks but they appear to turn well, the down side is very long shavings, caused by the lack of...

Nicely done Stewart, have you a person in mind for each pen or is it just going to be random? I have now got a new trimmer so have made a little progress with my pens, not as many or as spectacular as yours.

There must be something about that entrance. Richard is very good at this, I used to teach (micro electronics) and know the frustrations of working with students. ](*,) Seconded. Shame on you sir, you should know that a camera is an essential woodworking tool. #-o

John, That is very nice, the pattern produce is great. 8)

I have had that comment in the not so distant past, for the LOML. :roll: :D

Well when I picked up my new lathe, Simon gave me one of these, he had bought two but said one should be enough for anybody. :twisted:

Well yes that is a bowl, looks good to me. I like oak, don't care if its hard to work, just needs more practise. :D I see The Slope TM is still quite steep!

OK chaps, I will look at buying a full face visor for use in my shop.

I was in Tilgear yesterday and they had sheets of Velcro in the sale area.

I think you many of put the wrong title on this thread, that is not a small gloat by any stretch of the imagination. :shock: Nice work horse, will worth getting the motor sorted out, once you have saved enough pennies. :D