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I've made some doors in France. Does that count ? :lol:

Me too I spent a morning detailing my cooker :lol:

How about this forum for people who want to learn to cook a good curry. http://www.cr0.co.uk/curry/

I have 3 A small nikon 7900 which goes in my pocket a medium panasonic fz18 which has a 18x optical zoom and a Nikon d70 DSLR a lot bigger which even though is only a 6 Mp it takes the best pictures. The DSLR's tend to have bigger sensors = sharper image with less noise, more accessories but...

Speaking from experience, as i have built my own kitchen 4 years ago, I see the following. I don't think there will be enough space under the sink. |Rembember you have a waste. Also It's good to have the cupboard under the sink set back about 1 inch so that drips from the sink go on the...

Thanks both for that but I would of liked a marker black pen so it can be seen. The ones I have have 0.4 on the label but I measured the tip and it's more like 0.9.

I've had an Incra Marking Rule for an age but have yet to find a pen small enough to fit thorugh the tiny holes... I have pens that are 0.4mm but even they are too big.. Anyone ?

The pressure switch is operated by the spring either opening or closing the switch. When the rising set pressure is reached ie 8 bar the spring will open the switch and stop the compressor. When the pressure falls the switch will open causing the compressure to start. If you want the compressor...

Well I didn't want to be seen as advertising. Rutlands sell them but they are out of stock http://www.rutlands.co.uk/cgi-bin/psProdDet.cgi/DKD54 and Axminster sell them too but a little more expensive. This is where I bought mine from...

This has to be one of the most handy gadgets I own. There is nothing more frustrating than spending hours trying to set your mitre or table saw to the correct angle. This is what the catalogue says. For the price of only £25, which includes a black pouch and a battery, one would think this...

I have the Rutlands and Axminster catalogue next to my bed.. :lol:

"I don't believe it!"

And the fact he always knows where his dustpan is.. Hanging

The garage workshop is 40m2 fully insulated, tiled, heated, 2 doors to connect to the house, 1 phone point, built in multiroom audio with ceiling speakers and 2 garage doors. I have been living in France for over 16 years now. It has, in the last few years, become more expensive. Saying that the...

Funny but I consider it as my garage and not a workshop, don't know why. :oops:

Thanks but a 2700 dollars it's not cheap. http://www.southern-tool.com/store/WilliamHusseyModel206Molder.html

Try http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/ a forum about flashlights or as we say torches.. :lol:

I have the the microclene mc1200 and I must say that it's suprising how much fine dust it does pick up. I wouldn't be without it. I like it also because it's very portable and the base is very small so you can put it next to where you are working. The fox is more of a fixed ceiling mounted...

what about these

Something I saw norm using but what is it ?