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Just type Konditorei into Google Images to see the lightest creamiest cake, and we have lots of them, so no worries. I agree that if you walk into a nice clean space you do feel more encouraged as opposed to 'I must clear up this garbage before I even start'. Good luck taking down the...

Oh, I didn't notice that, sorry. I just typed into Google and pasted the results. Yes I saw several clones when I was researching which one to buy. I think its a standard cast moulding shape painted a different colour with different stickers ;-) As I said, it works very well and is quiet in...

Hi Andy, I did promise when we last spoke that I would post some pictures once I'd dusted and Hoovered ;-) :-) Well spotted, re the sander. Its a Charnwood W420 Bobbin Sander http://www.charnwood.net/shop/product/c ... der?cid=37 - but I think its a clone and appears under various names. I...

Thanks for the tip guys. I want to replace my paper ones and also suffer from steamed up glasses so this sounds ideal. Many thanks Barry

It also has a comfy leather chair and a small coffee table for me to mull over my plans whilst having a coffee or a beer. I didn't want to show that picture in case I had lots of groans and comments about "get on and make something" :-) :-) It has a lovely atmosphere and is a happy place. We...

After spending years with Pritt-Stick, Sellotape, masking tape and nails!! I finally heard of using an A4 single label and have never looked back. No curling or lifting and you get coverage over the whole pattern. At get maximum use from the label I photocopy/print several items to cut and...

Looks gorgeous Pete. Well done. Barry

Many thanks for that tip guys. I have been using Word for many years and didn't know that facility existed - doah!! When using Word (or any other package if it comes to that), can I assume that you also save ink by changing the solid font to an outline font:- > Click on Font Box > Select...

Hello Gogsi, and welcome along to an interesting and lively forum. I agree with the variable speed route especially when using it on a non-solid surface. You can turn the speed up or down and 'tune' it to it's best speed before the vibration starts. Having a lower speed is also useful when...

Thank you again for the very kind comments. Let's hope I can turn out some work to justify the new workshop. My last workshop in the UK was a converted single garage (with lots of cobwebs and spiders) with direct access to a wooden shed at the end (after punching a hole through the end wall)...

Many thanks for the very kind comments. The workshop is an off-the-shelf design but had to be adapted to fit the space. The interlocking wall lengths are 40mm thick and are placed one on top of the other like a log cabin. When it was finished the door and two windows were facing the house and...

Despite not posting much over the last few months I have been around lurking and reading some posts. We've had a busy time since retiring to Germany almost 10 months ago and have had several visits from members of our family. In between chores and tour leader duties I've managed to get the new...

It's BarrY Pete and it's coming along very well ;-) I'll post a few pictures now that I've given it a good dusting :-) :-) Barry

Apparently, Creative Woodworks and Crafts magazine folded a few months ago Bryan. Although I let my subscription lapse a few years ago it was a very good magazine and there is nothing else on the market that comes close to it. Barry

Very good article as usual Pete. Well written and a good explanation. Nice one. Barry

Nice work toesy and the finish is lovely. Well done ;-)

Very interesting article AES which I'm sure people will find interesting. We have bought several electrical items since moving to Germany and the languages of the manuals seem to only relate to countries that we share a border with. Thank goodness for the internet and Google Translate :-)...

+1 for Wooden Teddybear

Thanks for that Geoff . . . might give that a miss as I've got used to a full set of fingers ;-)

Nice looking key rings Geoff. The letters have a nice rounded over look, did you use a router or Dremmel type tool? Barry