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Worth a punt at that price. even if it doesn't last that long you could still use the stamps for other stuff

Originally a chest for holding flour, The legs hold the contents off the floor. Our groups carpender has made a couple. Your project looks really good and well proportioned. Where did you source the hinges from?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SIF-FLUXED-B ... Sw34FVEFVH any help?

how about painting the steel first

That is just plain daft but I know that they use standard size boxes. You have to admit that it is an unusual size to have to wrap. I won't use them personally

you are ok, that's the main thing. Tools can be replaced. you can't.

I find that cold fill machines increase the washing time by a hell of a lot. You can still get hot fill, but they are not common

That's cute

Dad had ALL the accessories for the wolf cub. Sadly, in the midst of time, most of them have been lost. I still have a few though

The Old Wolf (where my late dad worked) Has no connection with the present company. I was told that by a rep at a show

I'll probably get slated for this, but wouldn't a 'foaming' glue fill any gaps and 'firm up' a loose joint? I don't know from experience. I'm not that great at woodwork and usually use screws to join things together

Bit of topic I know, But a friend of mine is one of the curators of the reserve collection for Cosford/Duxford. The surplus instruments from all of the cockpits of WW2 are stored in a special lined room and he has to wear a badge that detects radiation if he has to go in there.

Like the idea of not cutting all the way through, gives a nice defused light

Do tell the ingredients, I'll have a bash! How hard can it be??!

Damn. I have to work that day, Stocktaking so I don't know when I will finish.

I'll have to have a look at those.( wallet takes a bashing again)

specifically for 'shooting' staves for casks. A barrel is a size of cask.

I got the Aldi one about 6 years ago. Used it twice in all that time. BUT the two jobs I did, I couldn't have done without it

I went today. Bought some charcoal, Did some networking and managed to get our medieval group invited to demonstrate

Nice find, good throat on it.