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Edmund, I asked pretty much the same question a while back, here's the replies i got: https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6998 Since then I've bought a CL3, but haven't collected it yet :roll: Anyway, with regard to turning tools, I going to get the the pro 6 piece spindle...

If you add -hellraiser to your search query it will leave out any hits with that reference :wink:

Wizer, I did some HTML about 8 years ago, it was straight forward enough at the time but I haven't gone near it since and wouldn't know where to start. :oops: Where would I start? My wife is a teacher and can just about log on to her Gmail without asking me 1M questions, none of the other...

What's the best way for a novice to go about designing a web site, it's for a primary school where the bra... I mean pupils have to have an input.

Interesting thread: http://www.workshopbuzz.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4646

Just wanted to make sure. Gary if it's for signing your work there's a discussion here: http://www.workshopbuzz.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3848

Am I allowed to point you to another fourm? :oops:

You could order him a lump of cast iron instead :lol:

We just about have phone lines where I live so Broadband isn't an option :cry: . Anyway, I was just reading Devonwoodies thread about AV protection and I was wondering If I have Bit Defender (Based on info from the other thread this seems to be the mutts nuts) installed would I need any other...

A Mechanical Engineer, a Electronics engineer and a Civil engineer are discussing the design of the human body and they begin to wonder what type of engineer god is. The mechanical engineer observes that God must be a mechanical engineer as the human body has a lot of joints which have to last a...

You can't beat picking up a hammer to see what it feels like before buying i.e. weight, grip and balance. If you want a good hammer without spending a daft amount of money have a look at Stanley blue strike, has a steel handle (Never found this a problem - I've built a house with one). They...

Here's the firgelli UK site, also has a diagram of the TV assembly (click on the actuator project link) not as detailed as the link in the earlier post: http://www.firgelliauto.co.uk/

SiamonA wrote: No problem, your query got me interested in this as well, I'll probably make up one for my own house, This is the mutts nuts if you want to do it cheaply: http://www.firgelliautomations.com/show ... 174717e9a4

Also, here's a good site which explains how to go about making up your own with links to suppliers (Some in UK): http://www.tvliftkit.com/

Came across this: http://www.plasmas-direct.co.uk/furnitu ... anisms.htm

So, after all that I have a question. What would be the best glue for fixing a plane handle with a clean break?

I have a record #4, would any of the LV or LN blades fit this?

I got the info from another thread, not sure if it is actually superglue. Thanks for all the links and info. Trev, That link you sent me for turners retreat could leave ma a broken man :?

Is Polyurethane superglue or Titebond polyurethane hard to get hold of? I haven't come across it over here, but then again I've only looked locally and I well and truely live in the sticks. The other problem I have is that screwfix don't deliver here, not sure about other online suppliers. If...

This is one of the funniest things I seen in a while. Have a look, in particular all the Questions and Answers regarding the item: http://www.trademe.co.nz/Electronics-ph ... 725938.htm