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anything straight - the factory cut edge of a sheet of ply for example.

Clamp a straight edge to the workpiece to guide the router. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywRv7c3_Mc0

The grey outer sheath stops as soon as its inside the box. The remaining T+E are left long enough to go to the opposite end of the box and back to the socket connections.

Well that definitely looks like a scroll saw :) The only reference I can find online to a PP scrollsaw is a completely different model but does indeed use 165mm blades and the reviews attached to said page all comment on the lack of availability of such, so it looks like it could be destined...

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Yep. Cut blocks to approx size (20x20x length of brass tube +2mm) drill hole through for tube. glue tube in block (epoxy) (push each end of brass tube into a slice of potato to block the tube, stops the glue going in ;) ) when glue has dried push out potato and use barrel trimmer or sanding...

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A chuck definitely gives you a far greater scope of things to make as skills progress and will be used almost constantly. However if you are using a pen mandrel to make ..er pens, you do not require the chuck, the morse taper of the mandrel fits directly into the headstock and the other end is...

Coping saw blades are 165mm long. These are from Axminster, others are available there and elsewhere. do they look like this? Maybe the machine you have is not a scroll saw?

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provided your wifi reaches the garden. https://www.robertsradio.com/uk/product ... tream-94i# if it doesn't then the only option that does not involve 'technology' is running speaker wires out into the garden from whatever you listen to the podcasts with now.

1. The BBC sounds app and a portable bluetooth speaker. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/help/ipr-podcast-download or Does you wifi signal reach the garden? if so.. 2. any portable 'smart speaker' should do you. Alexi/ Siri/ Google assistant etc e.g. shout ''google! play bbc4 podcast no.1''...

Cheers folks. I think Coley may have nailed with the pipes as they'll go '3D' and if all else fails I can use them in work for their intended purposes afterwards. Thanks again for the suggestions.

:shock: I sense a glitch in the matrix! Thats like googling 'google' or vacuuming the vacuum cleaner - it just shouldn't be done! ;)

Is there such a thing and if so what's it called? I'm trying to mock up, not so much a template, but an example to follow of bended(?) metal tube to make some engine guard / crash bars for a bike. Currently using 5 or 6mm bar which works to a point but deforms a bit too much when re shaping...

Which is why its easier to do the crossword the day after its published :)

A random thought... Just looking at RogerM's kitchen projectand being intrigued by the mixer lift I see that Hafele sell replacement (150N) springs , would they be any good?

Sorry to be the naysayer, but tanalised timber is for rough outdoor use. If you cut it it should then be re-sealed if you want it to last e.g. https://www.toolstation.com/ensele-end- ... 7MQAvD_BwE If its not a shed or something 'rustic' looking, you're using the wrong timber.