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Windows has (since Win 8.1) its own built in anti virus, Windows Defender/Windows Security so you shouldn't need anything else.

A Dark and Stormy Night.. Bob Hill and his new wife Betty were vacationing in Europe... as it happens, near Transylvania . They were driving in a rental car along a rather deserted highway. It was late and raining very hard. Bob could barely see the road in front of the car. Suddenly the car...

1 set O'Donnell 50mm jaws for Axminster chucks £45 1 set O'Donnell 50 mm jaws, 1 set O'Donnell 25mm insert jaws for Axminster chucks. £60 1 pair Record Pen jaws £15 1 set 100mm soft jaws 32mm deep (for mounting on jaw plates) £10 1 set 100mm soft jaws 38mm deep (for mounting on jaw plates) £10 +...

I hold all my drive centres in a chuck. You don't need a special one.

Nice one Phil. I've been using similar ones for years but yours are under half the price. I also have one as a portable work light, to which I added an in line switch & a long flex. It will reach anywhere in the house or shed.

Nothing goes on top of wax except for another wax. Chestnut Compatibility Chart attached.

It's a clarification that the lathe doesn't have outboard turning capability & therefore not a left hand thread.

Hmmmm. Sorry, can't find them. I've either sold them or loaned them out.

Copy lathe means it has the capability for the cutter to follow a mounted template but most can be used as a normal lathe. Best source of info & knowledge is your local wood turning club Cardiff & District Woodcraft Club & Turners Contact Email - [email protected] Day - Monday and...

You could also make your own handle incorporating an ER collet chuck. You will need an ER25 for a 16mm (5/8") shaft. Other ER25 collets will be needed for each size of shaft, if you need to hold tools with smaller diameter shanks. ER25 collets range from 1mm - 16mm ER20 collets range from 1mm -...

I've followed Phil P's tip & fill empty food boxes with dust & shavings to burn on the wood stove in the workshop.

This was the standard procedure advocated by motor magazines since I began reading them back in the 1970s & probably before. All the mechanics that I know say the same.

So sorry, eventful day & I forgot. Made a note & will check tomorrow.

I presume you mean hand thread chasers. I'm have several sets with different threads. I'll see what I have tomorrow & let you know.

Carl Holmgren videos may give you some ideas - https://www.youtube.com/c/CarlHolmgrenwoodworking/videos