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Chris, Take a look here for some helpful stuff on posting pictures.

Well of course I just have to reply to this. :D They look like good clogs, but they are the Swedish type of clog, mainly backless, I would fall off of them. :oops: The clogs I wear do cost a lot more than those but then the woods are hand cut to fit my feet. They last for years as long as...

Shame about the blade, but did it leave its mark on the worktop? Could been seen as divine justice if it did. :twisted:

Pete, If only you were a lot nearer, :x Google maps says it is over 200 miles to pick this up which even for me is a bit too far. :( A machine like that is high on my list of would like to have. :roll:

Sounds like a gloat. 8) :roll: :wink:

Hi Jay, Welcome to the forum. :d Your pictures have been caught by our spam trap, this will stop once you have a few more posts to your name, here they are:

That is because you have selected the machines to compare and that information is in a cookie on your machine, not ours.

Its nice to think other have found this idea useful. :D I have never tried to wash them, I just vacuum them, the outer one when ever I have clean up it the shop. Will those of you who have been in my shop please stop smirking at the back. :roll: The inner one in due for another clean I only do...

Hi Jim, I would suggest you just have a look at Dragon saws, they make blades to any length you need, and they are good blades. Search on the forum or ebay, they are members here and they advertise blades on ebay.

Hi Chris, Welcome to the forum. :D Never heard of them but that does not count for a lot. I have a Wadkin Table saw and a Multico planer, old cast iron makes for solid machines and they are a pleasure to use. Er request made. :roll: It would be good to get the machine documented so anyone...

That requires you to balance the router on the edge of the board, not an easy task, it could be done in a horizontal router table. This would give more support to the work but trimming a large table top would still be a difficult task.

If you give an idea of where the lathe is you may get more response.

Thank you, I am sure they will brighten my shop as well.

Well the concept is old but the design is quite new, the clog in my avatar is based on a welsh flap clog but is modified to my own ideas, the style is even named after me. Take a look here about 1/3 of the way down. I know not everyone gets on wearing clogs but I find the comfort level very...

Phil, If this is a new saw and the table is bowed then I think a call to the supplier is in order, not fit for purpose comes to mind?

Sorry, fingers were a lot slower than the brain yesterday, :oops: I meant to say finishing oil, or Danish oil, depends which supplier you buy from, I have used Liberon with good results. First coat soaks in like mad, but it is still important to wipe of any residue or it can become sticky.

Jock, Your rubber floor tiles look much more interesting than my plain grey ones. :lol:

Hi Graham, What wood are you using? If it is oak then don't use steel wool for the smoothing as you may get dark stains due to the tanning reacting with the steel, use one of the synthetic pads, bit like the green scourers up for cleaning saucepans. I would use a finishing on the chain, brush...

Well I did say it was an old belt, but then I do wear old trousers. :roll:

Oh yes very nice. =D> Need to look for some Cocobolo if that's how it looks. 8)