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Metabo kgs 216, In hindsight, It would have been better to go with the 254. But does me fine

Get your colleague to buy you a new one if the part is unobtainable. May teach him to treat tools with respect.

It's a self lubricating bearing metal. If you get a diving suit. Loads of ships propellers were made of it.

everything has a price, Just that some people don't want to pay, so they nick it. Scum

Wheel Tyre/Tire - For Record Power Bandsaws - Bedford Saw & Tool - Tools, Accessories, Woodworking Machinery

Get the canal and rivers trust advise? see what they recommend

Sadly, this is the biggest hurdle to anyone building a business, It's only you that can decide what you do. A drum sander will certainly help you, But as you say, no three phase and no space. So you have to invest in both. BUT, will the business be able to support this, again only you can make...

My late dad's wolf cub drill. He worked for them in Birmingham after he left school. 1950's I think. We used to have all of the accessories for it, but sadly lost over the years.

+1 for a palm router, being VERY careful not to wander, small light cuts.

How Much! That's just taking the proverbial.

Any writing on the switch? It won't be bespoke to that particular machine, they never are

Humm. designed to break?

Dunelm mill. I'm not sure if the stores are open for click and collect Ways to Shop | Dunelm

That was the introduction to hardening and tempering. The junior hacksaw was the introduction to casting. (at least in the school I was in), Both involved lathe work. Handle for the screwdriver and the nut for the hacksaw

I think I made one when I was at school. It was a very long time ago now!

(15) How to Throw a Medieval Pot - English Heritage - YouTube you don't need the drill then! Jim is very talented, This was filmed at the Medieval village in Kenilworth castle

we did some research when we put the blacksmith into our medieval living history display. Our guy is a trained farrier. I challenged him to make a horseshoe ( which were used in medieval times) without using the bick. It took him four times as long. Therefore we deduced the bick was an early...

I have used in the past, Some cling film, the nearest supermarket carrier bag, Corex plastic sheet and baking parchment. All of them work, just some are easier to put down and stay down. In short, use a barrier

The bandsaw looks like a rebadged Sheppach hs20, Same one as Aldi had in. Suffers from not having a miter slot on the pressed steel table. But it works, and is cheap enough

IF of course any one has any stock. There seems to be a shortage of stuff