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PM sent re pillar drill.

PM sent.

Offer sent by PM.

PM sent

Private message sent. Would very much like this. Thanks.

Will pm you.

No response from Jameshow, so available again. There is also a really small Henry Taylor turning tool I've added in. It has a curve in it, and don't know what it's for. Also another unbranded big skew but the blade has come out of the handle.

Happy to hold for you happy to hold for you when next passing, but think they only cost £20 new, so not worth coming specially. Could post for £5 if need be.

It's the set supplied with the lathe I bought second hand, but they are no match to the Robert Sorby set. 9 tools in all. Very cheap looking. If someone here can make use of them, fantastic. Free to collect from North Manchester any time except weekends, or £4 paypal payment for courier. I have...

Went to Heywoods on Friday. No hardwood other than slabs that won't/can't be sawn. Next stop Trafford or Tools and Timber.

Thank you. I had not heard of them. I will drop in there some time. Sounds exciting. A long time back there was a timber junkyard around Gorton. Lovely staff there, but can't find the place anymore. Used to get bits from old furniture etc. Fantastic way of recycling. Maybe closed down?

Any suggestions for timber supplies near North Manchester? Would love to turn up and ask for some lengths of timber, pay and go. Does that exist? I am using beech 2" square for cutting into cubes. Also using 60mm x 15mm beech to cut (lots of) toy cars. I have been cutting/planing my own pieces...

Sure. Keep me updated if not taking it please. Thanks

Is this still available? Thanks

Sorry for the suspense. Making payment now. Regards

Good morning, Could I go for that please? Thanks. Will send pm.

Hi, Off subject, but are there any tips to get the bags airtight even with the metal clamps that hold the bags up? I keep getting gaps and dust fumes, despite being really tight. I do have folds in the bags at the top as they are slightly large.

True, but people listing them don’t know what the correct names, and are often just dealers, so they are listed under names like “cold press”, “laminate press” and even “veneer press”. I bought one which wasn’t hydraulic and it still gives sufficient pressure due to the small size.

Many insurances stipulate that items must be stored 10cm off the ground. That’s the height of a pallet, and keeping this policy has saved me on numerous occasions (sometimes frantic late night removals). It won’t help if you get flooding from overflowing backwater into a basement, or if you are...