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Cracking job! I bet the kitchen cost more than my house and the hob more than my car :)

My tuppence worth. 3X 4 ft cabinets with solid (18mm?) backs, assembled with pocket screws (from the ouside edges - not seen when together) Back is inserted into frame and pocket screwed on rear. Drill shelf holes in sides and centre line of backs to give a little support to shelf centres. This...

Threaded inserts any good? https://www.instructables.com/id/Make-T ... oor-Knobs/ https://www.inbrass.co.uk/acatalog/spindles.html http://www.theinsertcompany.com/index.php

Try creating a new shortcut https://www.dummies.com/computers/opera ... ows-vista/ If that fails it could be that Vista and chrome have now become incompatible due to auto updates maybe https://support.google.com/chrome/answe ... 6?hl=en-GB So you'll need to use a different browser

This give you any ideas? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jUmumZ3rko

The shortcut you normally use - which browser is it for ? Google Chrome (ELO spaceship) or Internet Explorer (big blue 'e') or Opera (big O )

Excellent! and a lot posher than the one I made a while back :) post890091.html#p890091

An alternative may be a conventional gas combi boiler and rads. LPG conversion kit on the boiler and a 47kg gas bottle outside. This is what my old 2.5 bed house had (7 rads) and we'd average 12 bottles a year at 50 quid a bottle. Obviously you wouldn't be occupying the space for the same amount...

As said you should just be able to hardwire the printer to one pc and 'share' it with others connected to the same network. Does mean that the pc with the printer connected would need to be on to access the printer from others but if that's not a problem...

The book -- Keith Rowley Woodturning, A foundation course -- has a simple jig, basically a block with a slot in it and a bolt running through it. Image borrowed from internet.

wanted-section-posting-notes-t67917.html Located at the top of the Wanted section . BTW it was the same format before the change of layout, although admittedly it was more obvious how to email or message someone. Also anyone can PM or Email* any other member at any time from any post...

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Just use your track saw?

Carhartt work trousers https://www.misupplies.co.uk/clothing-c ... ant-p10923 Take about a year before they soften up but otherwise great trousers.

I would try a wider dowel (if necessary) drill through slowly from one end with a long drill bit, removing frequently to get rid of the waste and not worry about the drill bit exiting in the centre, then mount the dowel using the holes and shape back down to round etc. That being said, a 2mm...

Is the rod or the hole it goes through part of the float design or just to help mount it in the lathe? If its the latter glue a small piece in each end of your (slightly longer) blank , shape float and then cut the ends off.

Thanks gents. Got back to it this afternoon and as Sideways suggested it was just a push on spline fitting holding the little fan on, a few taps with a suitable drift and it popped off. Bearings are now off and replacements ordered. 8) For any future finders of this post from the outside...

I think the fan is the only thing stopping the casing from coming off the shaft and it looks as if the bearing has in/out movement within the casing, so will give it a tap tomorrow and see what happens.

Evening all. I'm part way through stripping an extractor motor for a bearing change but time ran out today so will continue tomorrow. Just to expedite matters and hopefully prevent any breakages does anyone have any experience with similar? After half a gallon of 3in1 a bit of heat and a lot of...

Card table hinge? Easel Hinge?