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Give http://www.toolite.org.uk a ring
They my be able to help
Although not listed they have a vast amount of stock not on their web site

thatsnotafestool wrote:So why didn't he do this in his first post ?

Give him chance and he might .......

thatsnotafestool wrote:How do we know markymark is not top notch joiner enrolled just to have another bitching session?

I'm sure if you gave Mark the opportunity to introduce himself and the type of joinery his company produces that would be apparent

Hi Old2
Your post was waiting to be approved as it was your 1st post

In order to prevent spam (not an accusation) from new members we approve the first 3 posts

Hope that clears up any confusion

Andy

Looking for the best cordless drill, I have no allegiance to one particular brand. Really just searching for that product with the best of battery life, performance and features. From personal research this new release from Ryobi is looking like the ultimate in cordless drilling. With hammer drill ...

Is this worth a read http://www.woodworkuk.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8139 Cheers for the link Andy but when I try and open it, it doesn't work. Just says im "not authorised to read this forum" even though I'm signed in. I tried doing a search before posting but it didn't come up with an...

Is this worth a read http://www.woodworkuk.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8139 Cheers for the link Andy but when I try and open it, it doesn't work. Just says im "not authorised to read this forum" even though I'm signed in. I tried doing a search before posting but it didn't come up with an...

Is this worth a read
viewtopic.php?t=8139

Hi David
Welcome to the forum

Trend machinery is you friend for guide bushes
http://www.trend-uk.com/en/UK/trend/con ... y&id=26458

Could you constructive it upside down
Starting with the largest octagonal and screw the next size down through to the larger octagonal therefore the screw heads will be concealed

Don't use the yellow decorators paper as this is only for hand use

For sale over 12 months ago......
And last visit November 2014
So I wouldn't hold much hope pawel but welcome to the forum

Our electricians us this for cutting cable tray and uni strut http://www.screwfix.com/p/evolution-rage-4-185mm-1250w-chop-saw-230v/97351?kpid=97351&cm_mmc=Google-_-Product%20Listing%20Ads-_-Sales%20Tracking-_-sales%20tracking%20url&kpid=97351&cm_mmc=Google-_-Shopping%20-%20Power%20Tools-...

I use this http://www.toolstation.com/shop/p63929

http://bandsawblog.com/hard-back-and-fl ... aw-blades/

Sorry Bighat I managed to delete your first post :oops: Here is a copy Just thought I would throw this topic out for discussion. This year I have decided to really focus on expanding my production capabilities. Not in a large scale way (like say senior for example, by employing several people), but ...

Hi and welcome Something like this http://www.axminster.co.uk/numatic-stepped-hose-reducer" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; or this but looks like it doesn't cover your size http://www.axminster.co.uk/multiple-stepped-hose-adaptor" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Or as yo...

thatsnotafestool wrote:My man informs me that he uses Screwfix Wood Resin Cleaner.

Don't think it is any longer available

I use this http://www.toolstation.com/shop/p30713

Sounds like an o ring problem

My smaller nail gun sometimes sticks if I haven't used it for a while and I have to manually lubricate it

For spares try here http://www.betcofasteners.co.uk/shop/

The best way is to see what fits your hand Most saw manufacturers steel is almost identical and after your first resharpen the teeth will be the same so it comes down to the handle and feel and the only way you can decide is to pick one up and see how comfortable it feels Try to find a local supplie...

Had a fantastic day

Thank you Peter and Sarah for your hospitality

Peter was demonstrating the new range of hand planes from WoodRiver which look superb quality and exceptional value for money, we'll worth a look and not to be confused with the Quangsheng offering

Peter Sefton is holding his annual open day on July 12th

Previous years have been very good, informative and well worth attending ( especially the BBQ

)

Any body planning on going?

No problem
I've deleted the duplicate posts also
Welcome to the forum

So it's not the old woodhaven forum coming back but a new forum from scratch called the woodhaven Surely that will be confusing for search engines and you will be directed to the old forum that no longer exists Or even more confusing if it does start up again Wouldn't it be better to call it a diffe...

9fingers wrote: The site under the new management of one software guru and some helpers is currently under test.

One of the many thing lost has been the membership list

Sounds like a top notch software guru if you have lost the membership list

Begs the question WHY?

Fantastic day
Thank you Bob
And sorry so many questions

Looking forward to it bob

+1 for curry

Welcome to the forum

Try Birmingham boards in oldbury http://www.laver.co.uk/content/depots

Sounds like you have a cylinder or piston ring problem and air is leaking past and pressurising the crankcase referred to as blowby Remove the plug in the filler point put your finger over the hole start up the compressor and you should not feel any pressure build up. If you do it's f**ked Stupid qu...

senior wrote:
Andys Woodshed wrote:
senior wrote:Subject to weather I'll have a BBQ on the go

Will you be cooking breakfast for the early birds

Continental or english?

Full English tea white no sugar please

senior wrote:Subject to weather I'll have a BBQ on the go

Will you be cooking breakfast for the early birds

Please count me in

9. Green jacket on the floor next to the wide belt sander (hanging up in the first pic)

7. Blue aerosol can under clock

robos60 wrote:
My old Tormek Supergrind 2000 is for sale (£50).

It comes complete with a load of accessories as shown below:

…which include

I'm a little confused too as you advertisement appears to offer everything for £50

I wouldn't have a clue mate Silverline is probably cheap Veritas is probably overpriced :lol: I use the Veritas 8-) If you are an insomniac suffer you could grab a few beers and read this thread :lol: http://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/advice-on-which-leather-for-strop-t76314.html" onclick="window.o...

Here you go
http://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/epages ... VERHONCOMP

Use a hand plane ya lazy b*stard

Why don't you do it on your CNC

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