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    Post a photo of the last thing you made

    It was so strange to be in an empty garage which used to be so utterly rammed with my tools, machinery and wood, as well as years worth of sawdust.
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    Protection for cast iron for long term storage

    Thank you all for the great suggestions
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    Protection for cast iron for long term storage

    I will soon be fully packing up my workshop ready for the sale of my current property, and the contents of my workshop will be going into a storage unit until i find myself a new property with a workshop. What have people used to coat/cover their cast iron tops and steel hand tools for long...
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    Post a photo of the last thing you made

    Thanks sawtooth-9. It was a lot of work, but i am pleased with it. Will be giving it to my niece on Sunday. I know it wont be to everyone’s tastes, it wasnt enough of a contrast for my liking, but it’s my 4yr old niece’s favourite colour so hopefully she’ll like it. If in future when she’s more...
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    Post a photo of the last thing you made

    Just finished making this bandsaw box for my niece. It’s the final real project in this current workshop before the house sale finally goes through! Outer layer is Oak Burr, centre layers are Ash which is sandwiched by Elm. The handles are made using a red stabilised maple burr, but I didn’t use...
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    Fretsaw Advice

    Agreed! I personally own this one… https://www.workshopheaven.com/knew-concepts-saw-mark-iv-heavy-duty-lever-tension-swivel-5-inch.html For me it’s worth getting the swivelling model with quick release blade tension! And for many applications, with the swivel function the 5” throat depth is fine
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    Fretsaw Advice

    I can highly recommend one of the Knew Concepts fret saws. I’ve always had a great experience buying stuff from WorkshopHeaven, who also sell them… https://www.workshopheaven.com/hand-tools/saws/jewellers-and-coping-saws.html
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    Sold Pfeil Carving Set

    Hi Mcdemon, I’d be interested in the chisels alone if you’d consider splitting it?
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    Restoring an old brass and ebony(?) brace - “metallic frame

    Well to be honest i messed it up a little bit before i started this post, and since this post i cleaned it up a little but was disheartened with what i had tried originally so it ended up going back into the ‘future project’ drawer. I do still intend on sorting it out one day though
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    Record Power BSD250 drive belt

    Does anyone else own a Record BDS250 who would be generous enough to check the size or labelling on the (intact) drive belt please? It would be greatly appreciated!
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    Record Power BSD250 drive belt

    Thanks Okeydokey... however this belt is for the smaller machine so no idea if it's the correct size for the BDS250?
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    Record Power BSD250 drive belt

    Mine's disintegrated too, so I couldn't tell you the size sorry! I've still not sorted out a replacement for mine yet, but luckily not a big deal at the moment.
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    Post a photo of the last thing you made

    Thank you! I had a couple of different size branding irons made via etsy a few years ago. Something like… 2cm-10cm Custom Leather Stampleather Branding Iron | Etsy UK
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    Post a photo of the last thing you made

    Yes, that’s the one! Very informative thread. Thank you Michael. The leather work is quite fiddly and surprisingly time-consuming, but very satisfying! I did all of the box lining using Custard’s method above, but i adapted the method to make the ‘watch pillows’. Hopefully you can make out...
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    Post a photo of the last thing you made

    Thanks David. The hardware is at the below link. Although a little pricey, they are incredibly well made and well worth the money. Unfortunately i had already hand planed an angle of 2.5degs to the box sides so wasnt able to do the router table method they recommend, but doing them by hand wasnt...
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