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Actually you can be sure........ they're made of all the nasty bits. Can't help i'm afraid, but I'll watch with interest to see what other replies this gets. Butchers suppliers might be worth trying, I'm sure you can find them in the yellow pages. Then all you'll need is some nice recipes.

Congratulations =D> , I can't imagine what it was like finally moving in, but hopefully I'll experience it in a few weeks. Been building my house for the last 3 years, hoping to move in during the next few weeks: Edit: Should have said the pic is from 2 years ago.

Those are encouraging comments. I've committed to buying a SH CL3, from a good source :D Reckoned I'd bite the bullet straight off, I'm sure I'll manage with the manual speed change. I've read a good few chapters of Keith Rowleys book. And my better half is buying me the 6 piece RP spindle...

What type of lathe would be suitable for turning pens?

Make sure the jigsaw has variable speed and cut at a slow speed. Aldi had a variable speed jigsaw (last week I think, might have some left) has variable speed,well made and very good value for £20.

You can roughly cut out perspex with a saw and then file the edges square, it would be a lot cheaper.

Hi, I bought a Record #4 on ebay which has a cracked/broken handle which may be fixable. My father has a Stanley #4 for which he has a spare handle. Would the Stanley handle fit the Record? Or where can spare handles be gotten?

There is a sheet material available now with a non drip surface, not sure who makes it, but could find out. There may be some way of coating the underside of the sheeting to make it non drip.

Les, Excellent =D> , What's the lamp turned from, is it laburnum (spelling??)?

jason, I didn't get them yet, the post office over here decided to have a dispute over having to do some work, it's sorted now but there is a backlog of mail. Thanks again. Mdotflorida wrote: Good advice this, I put a cut roof on the house and as a result i have a huge attic. Will do the...

OK, I've nearly finished the house so I'll be moving in soon :D . One of the first things I intend doing is to build a garage (Which will never see a car) I intend dividing it into 2 sections one section for a workshop and one for storage, I have pp for a 6.4M X 4.5M internal (21ft X 14ft8in)...

Waka wrote: I bought most of the carcuses (cream ones), basically I couldn't have made them for less than they cost, the bought ones are made from 18mm material. I made up some as well e.g. larder unit which cost €250 to buy and extra ones I hadn't ordered, these are made from 15mm material...

Waka, Thanks for that, there are a number of different hinges and brackets, some are suitable for these particular screws which you have to pre drill the carcas for these, and some have a smaller hole for screws. The snap on ones are excellent (basically you mount the bracket and the hinge and...

JFC, I'd need 48, if you have them it would be great.

Waka, Thanks for the offer, but don't go to any trouble. The screws are Concealed hinge Screw 6 x 16mm Screwfix P/N 22390 A box of 100 will do the trick, my kitchen carcases are pre drilled and I have the brackets and hinges but no screws. The kitchen supplier doesn't have any screws and my...

Hi All, I need a box of screws which I can't get my hands on in Rep of Ireland, as it turns screwfix have some: http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro ... 0&ts=30859 But they don't deliver to Rep of Ireland. If there is someone willing to add a box of 100 to their order and post them to me I...

JFC wrote: No wonder you moved!! It sounds like he expects you to do it for nothing at his convenience and would probably wreck your head even more if he wasn't happy with the results. If he was annoying my head like that I'd tell him to f off as well, he's way OTT and out of order.

Hi Paul, I've used colron wood die to change the colour of timber to match an existing piece. You might not be able to get the exact colour straight from the tin (there are about 12 colours in the range) but you can buy different colours and mix them, buy the one that's closest and if you think...

Apologies if this has been answered before but doing a search fro drill throws up too mant Threads. I need to get a bench drill, how much would I have to spend to get a decent one and what make/model would you suggest?

I reckon you're right, I don't suppose a guy in a market/boot sale will be impressed if I ask him if I can grind it before buying, "I've got a genny and a grinder in my boot, do you mind if...." :shock: