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I maybe (probably am) way off the mark here but I always thought there were specific size bushes for specific templates. If making your own templates then surely you just work from the bush/ router bit size you have or wish to use. Trend recommend a certain clearance between bit and bush so the...

As said above, you need to connect to (have the tick next to) the icam wifi signal. Your phone can only connect to one wifi channel at a time. From what I read your camera when instructed to do produces the 'wifi signal' that your phone then connects to and enables the running app to connect to...

First thoughts: is it bolted to the floor? if not bolt it down. and secondly the age old 'are your tools sharp enough'?

If you cant find one... 1/4" bit of bar/ strong dowel/ bolt greater than 1" dowel 1. drill 1/4 inch hole in centre of large dowel 2. affix 1/4" bar or dowel into hole. 3. put in router or drill 4. spin against sanding block etc to finished 1 inch size

the (advanced) search function at the top of the page (little magnifying glass) is your friend :) search.php?keywords=resin&terms=all&author=&fid%5B%5D=6&sc=1&sf=titleonly&sr=posts&sk=t&sd=d&st=0&ch=300&t=0&submit=Search

In a vice or use a pillar drill as a press or a tap with a small pin hammer with the blank between two pieces of softwood or even a big pair of stilsons. There is not a lot of pressure required, just make sure it goes together straight.

Feel free to mention any other forum etc, its only when it comes to sales or self promotion there's an issue. BTW, Nice portrait.

Here you go. Most of the turning suppliers have their own version of a mandrel. some points to take note of 1. you don't need special little tools - full size gouges will do, and you can make a simple straightish barrelled one from start to finish using just a roughing gouge or a skew chisel...

Thread locked, printed out and a ceremonial burning.

This has been addressed already somewhere. It was allowed to continue as Brexit was deemed an important issue that comes along once (or three or four times (I'll edit accordingly)) in a lifetime, and keeping it in one thread means we're not overrun with 'my dads bigger than your dad' threads...

Made from multiple layers, and the middle layers don't have legs :)

If its of any help. This is my neighbour's gate. Cedar I believe, approximately 18 months old. A few shakes appeared after a few weeks weathering and look worse when wet. It is untreated. It has greyed much like old oak. Made by Tumble Forge in SA 14. BTW these pics were taken between light...

Same as this one? https://www.dropbox.com/s/96g7zokyg0elq ... C.pdf?dl=0

Hello SIR, Welcome to the forum, and thank you for asking the question. The For Sale board is for existing members to sell their unused tools and equipment to other members that, through continued use of the forum, they may have some small understanding of and a small element of trust built up...

Theres a ''how to share images from google photos'' in the picture sharing guide at the top of the page https://youtu.be/2K0P_NTurUc picture-posting-guide-t63716.html

Hello Argee Please use the For Sale section of the forum to advertise any tools you wish to sell. Please also note the rules and regs about what is an acceptable advert e.g. Each item must have a price (no 'make me an offer' type sales ) and also any items must not be concurrently on sale...

Please keep it civil gents. Thank you.

They could have grown their own trees in the 12 years since the original post :shock:

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http://www.clevelandcable.com/calculator.php (dont forget the distance ) If it were me.... Better to work it out from the max power likely to be used, without having to turn something off etc. You never know whats around the corner. Calculate it for whatever machines you are likely to use or...