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I can apply it to Love Island, Strictly and Britain's Got Talent.

With a J of course. Silly me spelled it as its pronounced.

I use MOTIP primer for most large surfaces and Valleho airbrush primer for smaller surfaces. I'm not saying they are the best but they are quick, convenient (for me) and quick drying. I don't know of an acrylic paint that you can't use over them not to say there isn't one. The Daley-Rowney...

Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes. After that, who cares? …He’s a mile away, and you’ve got his shoes. Unknown

Depends. I wear gloves similar to Bumble's above most of the time. I have neuropathy in my fingertips so a loss of feeling from wearing them is not an added problem. I'm used to wearing them and I keep a pair in most jackets and aprons. I now keep tweezers in various locations around the...

I have a 3.5kg tin of Johnson's Traffic paste wax. It's donkey years old but still does the job. It's great on lathe bars, bench saws, and bandsaws. It's probably good on wooden floors, too. The tin will certainly outlive me.

Last one of the 'use-up scraps' bowls. This one is walnut, ash and teak.

For a few years now I've been using Everbuild 502 PVA.

Another bowl from scraps. This one is Ash, an unknown and Cedar—190 mm diameter by 43mm deep.

I've prepared some blanks from offcuts. The ones I've turned so far are made of teak, ash, ebony, mahogany, an unknown, and some maple veneer. When sanding, the coarse grain of the ash held the fine black dust from the ebony, which darkened when I applied the sealer. I thought it was a nice...

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These matchstick holders go down well with family and friends. They hold 200mm and 300mm long matches used to light stoves and open fires. Something to make out of the 'odd' bits bin.