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I would probably domino them together into longer 'planks' then run them through the thicknesser, then join the planks with dominos / biscuits / long tongues Cheers Mark

This is a long shot - but just wondered if anyone has an old Coronet Major getting dusty or has a spare Saddle - they are the bits that clamp to the 2" bar to attach the tool rests to. I only have one saddle - and for turning long legs etc it would be useful to have another. Thanks Mark

Thanks for your reply Bingyman, I havent dropped it and have tried multiple different belts on it - and it is just the same on all of them. When I took it into its component pieces none of them looked particularly worn or bent in any way. Its a bit of a mystery but it is a £200 tool and...

Morning all. I wonder if I can ask your assistance on my Makita 3" belt sander - it's the 9903 model It suddenly stopped tracking correctly - it has an an adjustable tracking mechanism which when you screw the adjusting screw in, changes the angle of the front roller to the rear one which...

I made something similar last year from old mahogany - but I used book matched flame mahogany veneer for the sides and drawer fronts etc on a plywood base and had a skiver leather inlay - all worked out quite well

Hi there @Torx so sorry I had not realised I never finished the work in progress... Attached photos showing it finished and it does get used Kind regards Mark

both items now sold and in the post

Subject to us sorting out the courier, router table gone to Bushwhaker

still available - I havent heard back from Buskwhaker yet - but reading his post again I will wait to hear from him before saying you can have it. I imagine courier to Bulgaria will be expensive

The router is sold

Elu small bench top router table suitable for use with the Elu MOF96 router or similar It is about 250mm square with 4 small legs maybe 300mm high so it has to sit on a bench This belonged to my father - I have used it on a few occasions and it was excellent - it comes with spring-loaded...

I inlay a circle above a square in a contrasting wood somewhere on the piece. I did an Ironman years ago and it kind of started after that. It’s the logo for my website and insta page @woodmarked_uk

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No I don't agree you would be better anaesthetised with propofol - an intravenous sedative. Using volatile agents in ICU for sedation makes no sense because of the difficulty in scavenging the waste gases when suctioning endotracheal tubes etc. Your graphs are interesting and for sure show...

Interesting subject. I've been an anaesthetist for more than 30 years - I am just about to retire from the NHS. I have used pretty much all the available anaesthetic agents from tricholoethylene to desflurane. I havent used xenon which is the cleanest drug but is by far the most expensive...