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Goals! No way do I set them in Any hobby that I do. I use my workshop to de stress

I did the same. My radial drill is an axi

I work at Machine Mart. Although 'woodworking' is on price crash until the 2nd of January. Drills aren't included this time. But the offers cycle through quite regularly so keep your eyes on your e-mails from them

Place I worked at for 36 years until two years ago had a medium sized Archdale, It went in the skip when the factory moved.

First hand experience here. I got an Axminster tools shop soiled radial one as my first pillar drill. Takes yo so much space I have to put it at 45 degrees to the wall. I've used the radial facility twice in 6 years. So, for me, it's not ideal.

They are a plastic veneer over MDF. If not stored in the optimal conditions, they will warp. I sell them

Hi Chris, Do you know a Paul Selby?, He does a bit of indoor climbing he's from Thurcroft. And welcome to the forum.

now throw the angle grinder attachment away!!

is it a Morse taper, or is the chuck screwed to the quill?

I start with good intentions about cleaning my workshop... Then another project comes in! I maybe just do enough to vacuum the floor and machines. Put away the tools from the last projects. Knowing full well that I'm going to get them back out to do the latest one!

Revisited some locos I designed and built. Modified to eliminate short grain on the top of the cab.

Welcome to the forum.

Pencils. lot's of them!! then some more. You and him will always loose them. Notice I say both, You could get hooked as well after all this research!

When I'm at work, (Machine Mart) and a child comes in with dad, granddad or whoever. I make a point of giving them their own catalogue. usually, they are happy to be taking something of their own away.

They are better than I could do at 59!

When she made it, did you point them out?

50 litre tank will be too small, you want at least a 100 litre if not more, Sand blasters are VERY air hungry. What electrics do you have in your workshop? the one you want needs at least a 16 amp supply. 32 amp better. I sell them every day.

Toymakingplans. They don't go above 5 1/2'' wide especially the Mercedes truck. Looks great in the wood finish

Up to your usual standard. I take it they are imperial?

Cheap or decent?