Search results

As the title suggests, I'm looking for anti slip decking stain. All I've been able to find is the Cuprinol range, which has a range of colours, all of them sh1tty, in my opinion at least. Anyone know of an alternative? Clear would be good and if it had sand instead of "Microbeads", even better...

Not a particularly recent bit, I made this for my Mum's 80th and it's been with her ever since, but now she's coming home to stay with us, we got reunited, so I took some pics. Lime, stainless steel and Polyphant stone. For scale, the stainless rod is 6mm diameter.

My partner is struggling to find a dust mask that fits her face - she's of a fairly slight build and so far all the masks she's tried seem to be more or less useless, meaning she has to keep her mouth open all the time or similar antics, or if she does it up tight enough to seal, it squashes her...

I have 5 bandsaw blades, all brand new, though a couple opened, that won't fit my saw (don't ask!) All 123" / 3124 mm long, three of them 1/4" 6 TPI and two at 3/4" 4 TPI - see photo. £30 the lot, including P+P.

I think I may have to give up running a business. The price of a large letter has today risen from £1.15 to £1.55 - an increase of more than 30%. When I started, 11 years ago, the price was 69 pence. I realise that things are getting more expensive, but surely this is taking the proverbial...

I have quite a bit of Box in the loft of the barn that's been there for the last 13 years or so. If I'm honest with myself, I'll never use all of it so will sell some, (probably most) but haven't a clue how to go about pricing it or how to get the most from it. Some of it is 7" or more...

...Are there any women members in here, or is it just men? Just asking out of curiosity as I've been here a few weeks now and as far as I can make out, I've yet to see any posts by women. It would be nice to think that in this day and age there may be a few female contributors, not just a load...

For a bench on national trust land. Oak, teak oil. National trust are funny pippers, real constraints on what they'll allow materials and size-wise. The bottom is actually straight, but for some reason the camera makes it look curved along the bottom. It will have another piece screwed to it...

Hello, my name is Cobbs, I live on a small holding in North Cornwall, run an online abrasive shop, enjoy gardening (fruit and veg), make cheese and cider and butcher wood occasionally, as well stone, when I'm in the mood.