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Love it, got a few shooting buddies that would like these as well. =D>

Lovely work indeed. :D :D

WOW Love it well done. =D> =D>

Hi, I had to move my outfield table up a couple of mill which is not hard to do couple of Alan bolts then just checked both tables where square and level with a good straight edge, then just adjust the height gauge with the 2 screws and check by putting some wood through the thicknesser and...

I have the Electra Bekum model of this planer and while it was a pain in the a** to set the blades I was able to get them set correctly but I decided to look at alternatives and I now use these http://www.advancedmachinery.co.uk/mach ... system-382...

I have used the 63mm ducting from rutland for years and only ever had a couple of blocks in an ideal world I would have used the 100mm but could not afford it at the time .Having said that the blockages only ever happened with pine hardwoods go through just fine ,Don't know whether because it is...

http://www.justlawnmowers.co.uk/stihl-h ... arger.html Any good saw it advertised on Facebook the other night https://gallowaypowertools.stihl-dealer ... ae/hsa-45/

looks really good well done :D

Have you got an Intergas installer near you they get a great write up about efficiency and reliability I am looking to fit one of their boilers later this year maybe worth a look. Jim

Thanks for the comments guys going to get started on another soon. :D

Hi thought I would post my first attempt at Intarsia my wife loves Lighthouses so this made a perfect first subject hope you like it. Jim

Thanks for taking the time to show us your restoration god I love these old machines they just look so substantial compared to the tin versions we get nowadays . Jim

Cracking job what a belter of a machine you have there well done. =D> =D> Jim

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Transcend-Driv ... d+dash+cam I have that one look at the review on techno man on youtube. Jim

Keep an eye out for any old Ambulances in the breakers yard they have t-track fitted on the celings to hold bags of fluids been using it for years

I ended up ordering this one http://www.axminster.co.uk/jet-jbos-5-o ... der-510316 I just watched the video on it from New Brit Workshop that kinda made my mind up thanks for all the advice. Jim

Going to buy one which one of these do you reckon would be the best. http://www.recordpower.co.uk/product/be ... HeEF2dvicw http://www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-ho ... der-508344 Thanks Jim

Im sorry but call me old fashioned a nurse is a nurse not a doctor this is the problem right across the nhs ex ambulance driver of 21 years we went down this route of everyone must have a degree does not matter whether you have common sense or 2 left feet you must have it on paper and it does...

Yes to both I bought my Hegner last year and not had a problem at all well worth it but others with more Experience [Claymore] will better advise you. Jim

For reliability and value go for a Honda I have had a Civic and a Accord and I am on my second CRV great cars my daughter has a civic and my father has just bought a new Jazz service wise speaking to a friend his Ford was more to service than my CRV and they are bullet proof never had a problem...