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A small bandsaw to consider is the Aldi one. light use only really, but adequate enough for the casual user

I saw the image straight away, That's very poignant

This guy? I run a medieval living history group. These type of hinges will pull out if you don't put them all the way through and clench them over. Their contact e-mail is [email protected]

That's just round the corner from me. Screwfix is opposite. I might pop in and have a snigger

As usual, we as a nation will miss the boat as far as the Lithium deposits are concerned. It was discovered in Cornwall (although not named) in the 18th century. Allied to Casarite. the ore of Tin.

They can't wiggle out of it as they mention Mahogany THREE times in the ad.

Nothing wrong with that @Dusty Ears . Fancy that, you wouldn't think it was from a Cheap, therefore crap lathe would you?

seal as is, Put in the sheltered wood store with plenty of airflow round it. BTW, It's Cherry, it will split.

Its scandalous what companies will throw in a skip. Too much like hard work for the office staff to organize it's sale, Citing 'health and safety' which is total BS

Can't you go back to the school and carry on using it?

getting near Screwfix money now. I think the days of cheap Aldi tools are over for us now

sell all that timber and you will be able to get all those tools and change

That's praying on people who are at a vulnerable time. Disgusting

Time and motion tried to tell me they could time my job, They failed,

Grab yourself some Tallow from the local plumbers merchants, Makes thread cutting a lot easier

and of course the local council and EA will want a nice wedge to process the application. Putting a bit more in a brown envelope may make things go smoother

It was cheaper to buy the whole paste table than just the hinges

As part of a stealth camper build, I'm after some of these, not even sure what they are called. I need about 4 of them.

Did it com with a certificate of conformity? If not, Your fault for assuming you would get what you pay for

My Aldi/ Sheppach bandsaw was surprisingly good out of the box, I will quantify that by saying that it was the first bandsaw that I ever owned. I still have it four years later and see no reason to replace it as it does all that I need it to.