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gravity clamp.

yes. do both sides if its a skinny piece. I'm no veneer expert but I'd done a few guitar bodies this way and have no complaints.

Scramptons got 19 aircraft on the ground at the moment, unfortunately I don't have the right permissions (or the desire to pay for it) to see what those are, or what flew out today. coningsby and waddington have a simliar number but show 2 on the ground today each. nothing local shows 4 arrivals...

with cabinet man. to be fair I can't see those that have left coming back anytime soon, sorry Doug.

A glass structure attach to a building. Often considered as completely useless as its to cold for qonter use and to hot for summer use?

Carefuk Bob or us lefties will storm the capitol. As soon as we can find the left handed scissors to cut the red tape with.

I use them to make scratch stocks for random moldings

they are few and far between but they exist. I'd suggest atlantic timber although it's still 20-30 miles from Liverpool. hardwood sales is in Huyton but I don't think they have a yard you can for a wander round.

go to worktop express.

I dont mind i like working On bikes.

Other way round in this house. Grandpa buys a new bike, son in law spends god knows how long sorting it out. 🤣

I apologies John that i suggested what appeared to be fit for purpose but evidently was not. Let me have a rumage in the dark of the bike cave and see if ive got one suitable that i can stick in the post.

Because much like Snowdon and its train they opened hell to the masses thanks to rich folks thinking it's a jolly wonderful idea but all that hardwork seems frightfully messy. Meanwhile heaven has kept its requirements of hardwork and effort as being the only way in. Or because neither are...

Well he is isnt he? 😁😜 ohhhhh you thought i meant dead, oh no hes not dead, hes being taken care of, kapish.

Hes in a far better place now.

Tracksaw yes, but also a multitool/oscillating saw. Perhaps not in the shop but on site they are a god send, quick trim of a skirt or cabinet to fit round something, hole in the back of something, fitting sockets or switches, cutting floor boards it gets used way to much. Brother in law asked...

Is the uk Chinese air gun forum still going? I built a couple of stocks for the victorys predecessor the xs78. Don't have time to play these days though.

Simple answer. No it won't. Buy a band saw. Unless you are doing skeleton stocks and even then a scroll saw is the wrong tool for the job.

Ive had a yale battery powered wireless on my house and workshop for the past 15 years. Cant fault it. Change the batteries yearly and log when you do. Really easy to set up and easy to add too. Only annouce I have with my system is it cant be zoned, the next one up can be.

1. do you need a regulator? answer : yes, 200bar through a torch orifice isn't going to be fun 2. why do you need a regulator? answer : see above. a regulator is not there just to stop back flow (although it does this to some extend as it has an NRV in it, this isn't a flash back arrestor, but...