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Pugh&Co Waiting for catalogue - if it looks interesting I may well go. Cheers Tim

Its hard enough finding reliable timber sources round here to be honest. You may also be aware of Pugh&Co the auctioneers. Their next timber sale is this Saturday. No catalogue as yet and the quality has dropped of late but I might pop along if anything looks interesting. Cheers Tim

In view of our impending departure I need to a significant amount of work on our house. I will need to go back and forth between house and workshop leaving the workshop fully functional and so I need to get a second dust extractor with power take off for working in the house. Having looked...

How lucky to find that lying around in your scrap pile! :lol: :lol: Looks like it'll be useful - although typically its just warmed up a bit! Cheers Tim

Thanks Philly - I don't intend to disappear and certainly in the next few months its business as usual. Cheers Tim

Actually we are off. My missus has been offered a knock out job working in Genetics at the Sick Kids Hospital in Toronto (Associate Professor no less!!) and all things being equal we'll be moving there in the next 6 months or so. We thought that she might need to go back for another interview...

Taken the offending lock apart. Problem seems to be the outer most striker which appears to be riding up the lock body holding pins and jamming. Took them apart and found sawdust between which will not have helped. Cleaned everything and gave a good dose of PTFE spray and all seems fine but I...

I'm IN, I'm IN \:D/ \:D/ \:D/ \:D/ After some sleep and mentally prompted by my own comment about it doing it once before but actually being open, I slid a thin, stiff stripper blade in the gap between door and jamb and was able to 'walk' the deadbolt back ie it was unlocked but the bolt...

I have a dead blow hammer - its in the workshop!! I do have a 2lb rubber mallet though which was in the garage so I shall have a go tomorrow first thing. It did stick sometime ago but actually turned out it was open and just needed a bit of door waggling ie the bolt didn't get completely...

I can't tell you the make but the keys are Legge. I also can't post a clear pic tonight. I can first thing tomorrow though. Welcome to the forum btw! :lol: Cheers Tim

The lock for my workshop door has jammed. Its a 5 lever lock and the deadbolt won't slide ie the key won't turn fully. I have tried a bit of WD40 and also some heat from a hairdryer along with the obvious pushing/ pulling etc. Anyone got any ideas to get the thing open - trouble is most of my...

The problem is determining what should or shouldn't be included in a 'free' system. You only need to contact your local practise nurse to arrange a check up. Its worth pointing out that a very significant factor in wasted costs is down to the patient population. For example, my wife runs...

Problem will be that most of us have already got most of the mags that you are offering or don't because they aren't of interest. It may be better putting them on ebay. Cheers Tim

Brimarc are the best source i've found for kreg screws. I don't use coarse at all - I use fine or HiLo thread ones. Thats going to be a heavy box to move!! Cheers Tim

Personally I would see my doctor again. If he doesn't know what it is then ask to be referred to someone who might or at least see another doctor in the surgery. Hope you feel better soon. Cheers Tim

What other type of advertising would be better then? Plus under advertising guidelines, if there is space, publishers are legally bound to publish any ads submitted that fall within the advertising standards. Cheers Tim

As Nick has said, subscription is probably the way forward but (and its a big but) it stops new readers who aren't prepared to commit to a full year sub. The other problem as I see it is that most mags and forums end up being circular ie eventually re running most of the same stuff in slightly...

Surely you don't plane MDF or ply? If you do then maybe you need the £70 for blades! :lol: :lol: Cheers

Hafele code is : 406.99.100 if that helps. Cheers Tim

I think that there will be no sagging of the top given the vertical supports in your design. What i am curious about is why you have shaped the unit to fit the corner yet your units protrude past these edges. Why don't you make the unit a bit bigger? Cheers Tim