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That is pure scaremongering. In the OP's case, the unloader valve has gone. Easy enough to source a replacement.

I think we 'tinkerers' are all the same.

Nice

I made one of those under the guidance of my best mate who was/is a highly skilled restoration carpenter. We decided to split it in half. I did the top and he did the bottom. I was told to use hand tools and took me hours. He just threw it onto a mortice machine and did it in five minutes!

Guys, leave the spelling lesson out. It's a great bowl for your first attempt. What lathe have you got?

Always have spares. You can easily overstretch a circlip so it won't fit back in

you have to compete with the likes of 'oak furniture land' for run of the mill stuff. Try and find a USP for your tables.

25l is nowhere near enough to run an air sander, They are very air hungry. 50l with a good cfm will just about do it. The best seller where I work is the Airmaster Tiger 16/550. great bit of kit.

Did you go to the interview in your own time? If so. It's non of his business. How long have you worked there? If over two years, you have a lot of rights. The 'third party' HR company will know that. In the interview, take a tape recorder with you. But let the other party know you will be...

My preferred supplier for drill bits, Taps and dies as well.

I'm interested as well, I work in Burton so could collect

Yawn

That sounds like a Machine Mart air master. The reason that we don't advise using an extension is because of the power surge on start up. At 3hp, you are near to the limit of the plug fuse, any extra load, will result in blowing fuses.

It's fun digging on companies house and other websites, All in the public domain. Last company I worked for, bought a HR guy in to do a hatchet job on the workforce. He was employed as a sub contractor. Bit of digging. His dogs name was Henry and his front door colour was blue! Just a bit of...

looking forwards to seeing pictures

Yanks will rip the stuff off anyway. The you tube videos I have see all feature NO riving knives and most of the guards removed

It's good with some popcorn

looks bigger in the picture. about 7 inches long

It attaches to the collar and there are a couple of gears in it

My late dads' first job in the '50's was in the Birmingham repair centre of Wolf. In my workshop there are three wolf cubs one with a speed reducer. We used to have the complete range of attachments, but most have been lost in the midst of time. However, in one of my sheds. I have the very bench...