Recent content by offanonone

3/4"x16 is the standard for the Cub & Avon, but don't assume that it is. My Cub is 1"x8 with 2MT in both head & tailstocks. I got mine from the original owner, who told me he was offered upgrades when he ordered it.

If it moves and shouldn't - Gaffer tape If it should move and doesn't - Big hammer

Don't know the thread size for the Axminster, but Sorby use metric fine M12x1.25

And the Elf has landed :D

Its on the pm I sent you :)

Please look at your pm's Timber

I've probably got enough gouges & skews to last me till I'm pushin up daisy's :lol:

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You need some more posts to be able to upload a photo. I will be interested in your info. I still need to sort something out for my Tyme Cub. John

I logged in with facearse no problem. But I hate the thing. The wife made an account for me so she could manage a page for the charity we are involved with. When she retires from her voluntry fundraising role at Chrisrmas I will be trying to deactivate my account. And as for Twatter :evil...

10 Votes from me. Hope you are sucessful

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In construction we use milimeters & metres. Centimeters are the work of the devil :evil: :evil:

Oe have a chat with Steve Wright at Elston sawmill, Newark. He goes to Sheffield woodturning club every 2 months, but not due till 12th October

Common sense would suggest the biggest guage that will fit in the hole, and as long as possible without poking through t'other side. So probably something like 1 1/4" x 10 roundhead.