Recent content by BRYAN

Of course the election was free and fair. All presidents pre Trump have invaded or attacked other countries to allow such. It's what they do.

Yes Andy. I sealed the leaking van roof and when the chaps that sold the vehical to me saw it the extracted the urine. Well they were coach builders but I was just a builder so what did they expect?

This is all very interesting but I am really annoyed that I can't recall the other snot green tape. It was a heavy course mesh covered with very sticky gunk. I had an old morris minor van with a leaky roof----------- hold on a minnute, was it Sil tape or something?

I almost clicked the buy button yesterday on the trend one. Then read the reveiws.

Hi Folks. I am after getting one of those angle box level inclinometer thingies. There are shed loads of them on Amazon but which one should I go for. Any recommendations please ?

Folks. I have a Dewalt sliding mitre saw (305mm blade). 9-10 teeth are damaged and it is dulled after several years use. I think repair and grind will be uneconomic. Can anyone recommend a good 60 tooth general purpose blade please. bore size is 30mm. Thanks Bryan.

A fibreboard trimmer

Hello Kieren. It is sold, I should have updated the post- sorry.

Hi Mark. Thanks for letting me know. The truth is that Starjumper has said he wants it so,it's "sold pending". Kindest regards Bryan.

Starjump. Hi. You are very welcome to come and see it. As long as you appreciate that it needs a little tinkering. It's take it or leave it though,not game for hagling on this. I have pinged you some pickies. Regards Bryan.

I will have to email pictures to anyone requesting them as the file was too large.

Hi. After moving a new mistress(morticer) into my shed this needs to go. I have never actually used it, but it does start and run. I put a new blade on and have spent ten years or more struggling past it and shunting it on its castors. It needs some work as their are some nuts and a wingnut...

Has anyone been watching this? I enjoy it but, what about the furniture restorer chap with his restoration methods. In particular the construction of new drawers for the three missing from the chest. Surely he should have used dovetails, not butt joints and woodscrews with pva glue.

"earthy and strong" you say. Could be hemlock then.

I see that the plough plane is English made. So what is with the spelling then? I always thought mitre = correct miter= American, so just about allowable. But mitor?