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Do you have a supplier in mind for the taper lock pulley 'Myfordman'?

One could be excused for assuming that any question related to the wonderful Kity 419 had already been asked and sorted!! Well I need help and for the benefit of others who may follow, I will explain. My well loved and very HARD working saw started to get nosier as time passed, then one day...

Well the timber will be rough cut 228 x 38mm of lengths of up to 2000mm. I need to rip some down to 25mm thick (sides) some 9mm thick (top bars) some 20mm thick (Gable ends for roof) and some 15mm thick for other's (floor etc) two of the side of each box have to be rebated 10mm x 10mm to accept...

siggy_7 wrote: " Any joinery other than butt joints or screws is going to take a lot longer than dimensioning your pieces. A good table saw can be adapted to cut box joints very well which is a popular joinery technique with beehives." Yes that's what I want, some are butt joints too, but I...

Many thank's Rodders Bob

First of all THANK You for all your input, also for making me feel at home, Mr T your advice seems better suited to my project's (for now anyway) The hive's will be Nationals - Top Bar and Warre (War Ray) so a bit of rebating and also mortice tenon joints involved, I have a Elu MOF 177E...

Hi, I'm new here and would appreciate your input. I'm setting up a small workshop in my garage lol 8) . to make beehives, mostly for myself, but friends and other beeks who may want to source mine if they are good enough. SO if I only have room for, or can only afford one of the following...