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I found one supplier in the UK for it. Thank you for very usefull advice.

I searched for it and its very clear to see. Thank you.

I got the number from Google.

I think the difference between the numbers is in their strengths and between greens the diameter of the screws is the main factor.

I did search for it. But couldn't find a UK supplier.

Hi I am not familiar with metalwork at all. The nearest I go is to use the tools made by others. I need to replace a brass screw nut on my Lie Nielsen honing guide. The advice from LN was to heat the old brass nut to break the bound and then use Loctite 290 to fix the new one in. I can’t find...

Dear UKW fellow woodworkers I bought a Lie Nielsen honing guide second-hand. The previous owner had damaged the central screw BrassNut. I tried repairing and smoothening the edges which was okay for time. I contacted the LN directly enquiring about the way to replace it. The reply was very...

Thank you all for your thoughts. I have a single garage as my workshop. One wall is taken up with shelves, and the end wall houses my timber racks. There's only half a wall available to the end due to a hatch door in the middle for top floor storage. Both the floor and the wall are difficult to...

My planes have outgrown my first plane till/ cabinet and I need to build some safe place to keep them. I am undecided between a tool chest a wall cabinet and a new plane till. What do you use in your workshop and what are the advances and disadvances? I look forward to hear from you all.

Hi there Thank you for the information and the link. I couldn’t find any accurate information on power supply requirements for it but I guess it needs 15A plug. Are you using it on single or three phase electricity supply?

Hi Teepeg That is a nice bandsaw. Where can I get some basic information on the saw capacity? I would like to have it in my workshop but need more information first.

thank you for sharing your experiences here. It seems very attractive idea but for removing the dowels after a period of time.

From all the replies I gather the best way forward is using some sort of hardware. Drawbore was mentioned but I am not sure how easy it is going to be to take the dowels out after a period of time.

That's an amazing bed. I love your project. I've made one before a couple of years ago with through mortice and wedge fixation. It's solid and has no hardware 😉. My wife doesn't want the same design.

Attention all experienced woodworkers! I'm currently considering the exciting project of constructing a double bed frame and I could use your expertise. The design I have in mind includes a headboard and footboard crafted from three and two planks respectively, morticed into the legs. However, I...

I've seen this. There is literally no jointing there and everything is screwed.

I am planning to fix the frames flash with our windowsill which will be about 15 cm off the windows.

I watched the video carefully. Although it was very interesting and educational almost entirely relied on machinery. I gotta adopt it to my unplugged woodworking style.

Thank you for the tip. I’ll search for it.

That’s true that they might restrict access to windows but they have hinges and can be opened as well. Privacy is very important as our house is on a main corner plot and overlooked by all the passerby.