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Hello, Send me your address in a PM and I'll send you back a few different blade types and sizes for you to try out. Can't have you going bankrupt ;-) Barry

Good effort cutting out the fish. Practise makes perfect and you'll soon be cutting smooth arcs and turns. Keep up the good work boboxsi. No idea about the OP as all the pictures have disappeared!!

Yeah, I agree with the other comments Sam. A piece piece of work and nice looking acorns. Barry

A wonderful example of craftsmanship. Very well done. The cuts are clean and very precise and shows a lot of skill. Barry

Great looking clock Martin. Would their caravan be a swift by any chance? Thanks for the 'whatever clock' Google suggestion too. Lots of ideas there ;-)

Very good instructions - as ever. Thanks Pete I might give it a go now you've blazed a trail ;-) Yes I went for the fastcut blade the exact length of the one it was shipped with and the Record recommended spare so it should fit fine. I didn't call Ian as I found the right size on the web site...

Nice piece of work Pete. That sounds straight forward enough - softening a small amount for about 1/2 hour rubbing by hand then pushing it into the dove cut out. Presumably the 27 minutes at 100C was non-fan oven? 27 minutes seems quite precise. How do you know when it's ready and does the...

Really lovely work Gill, as ever.

Very professionally cut and described, as ever. It looks great now it's been stained. Time for tea and medals methinks :-) Barry

Very well made and an excellent article.Well done Pete.Very professional all round. Barry

Very good article Pete. Very professionally written with lots of pictures. Good luck with the Teak finish. Barry

Thanks for the information Pete, much appreciated.I think I'll see if I can get hold of one of those. What length blade did you get and what length would you recommend to get the correct tension? I've never bought a bandsaw blade before. With regards to your re-sawing question above, I'm...

Excellent article Pete, very informative and the cutting is very precise and is looking really good. I'm particularly interested in the re-sawing. I've got the same Record bandsaw and have only used the blade it came with. I've tried a couple of attempts at re-sawing with awful results but...

Ha,ha,ha . . . brilliant Martin.

Just in case you haven't heard, apparently Mike Moorlach (Flying Dutchman Scroll Saw Blades) has sold his business to "The Wooden Teddy Bear" http://www.woodenteddybearonline.com/x/home.php?cat=87 . I've placed several orders for Olson blades from the WTB and have always found them to be first...

So clean . . . . so very,very clean ;-) Good article Paul. Well done sir.

They are lovely machines without a doubt. I had a Delta before the Hegner and I must say it's like moving from a Sierra to a Saab :shock:

Nice to see you back making things again Pete. I was starting to think the OCD cleaning and polishing was getting to you matey ;-)

Or you could turn the thermostat up a bit and store your beers in there.

Wonderful set-up Pete. It gets better and better. You must feel good going out there to work even if you don't do anything but count your blades. Nice to see you've also built-in an area for your lass to use when she brings you a coffee :twisted: You can sit and share an ice cream !!!