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https://www.gluegunsdirect.com/ take your pick!!

We admit, most are, but there are a couple of fire welded ones, A purpose made side axe to a medieval illustration, and the coopers adze is a 'bitted' piece which we use to demonstrate to the public how steel was used for the cutting edge and Iron was used for the body.

https://scontent-lht6-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/ ... e=59A80AB5 Our Captain like an axe or two The log I was on about is by his right elbow, The long thing further to the left of picture is a 'chevaux' Not sure if I have spelt that right, It's an early clamp.

Don't take it inside! leave it in garage or shed. Don't cover it with polythene as you will trap the moisture. The carpenter in our medieval group has such a log, we refer to it as his medieval 'workmate' the top has been hammered and that seems to have sealed the end grain, It lives in a...

Same as all companies now-a-days. That's why it's called 'human resources' instead of 'Personnel'

I hope they don't stop making pallets. I'm a fork lift truck driver!! :D :D

I wouldn't even think about buying an extension lead this way. They are not that expensive new

yes. Cyanoacrylate or superglue. Powerbond has fillers but I don't think they are metallic

welcome from me as well.

Just ordered a new blade from Tuff saws. The original one seems ok, But I have never used a band saw before and I wouldn't know if it was blunt or not!

That's impressive

That is what it's all about. We all know the band saw has faults. But it's a base from which to work on and improve. Most of us have the luxury of not being in the position of having to design for mass production, so can invest time in making, for example an extraction port that works.

Ahh! that's where I was going wrong then! If you have heard the saying 'all the gear, no Idea' That was invented for me. My best mate was a restoration carpenter for 30 yrs. he's given up trying to teach me how to cut straight. Went to lidl today. Sliding mitre saw oohh! tempted. But the band...

I have made a stand for the new Aldi band saw that I got, made a body for a Seth Davey 'dancing doll' on the lathe, then cut some arms and legs on the band saw. It's not brilliant but it's a start

That's easy to say if you have more money than sense. The next band saw up price wise is quite a hike and not everyone is that flush with money

Mine has a bow on it as well, I'm of a mind to put a plywood sheet on the top and then I can put a mitre track in t. Word of warning from other websites I'm on. When adjusting the guides, The grub screws (steel) go into an aluminium casting. I don't have to tell you what happens there! And yes...

sadly it's the attitude of kids nowadays

Not sure if it has changed, but I thought that police officers were not allowed to be witnesses to accidents as this would damage their impartiality

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they are a really good fit. Did you ask for them to be made?