Recent content by timj

I have bought a few pieces of timber from this guy and they have been first class. Look at his feedback score and then notice his total feedback that tells you people keep going back for more. Tim

Hi, i have a axminster NG6A which i use for my woodturning chisels and everything else! only fault is the rests, made my own. Tim.

Manythanks for the info i am useless at maths, this will be most helpfull. Tim.

Hi, if you have got a riding stable or know anybody with horses they sometimes bed them down on shavings. Tim.

Hi Reg, i had this problem with my super precisions chuck on my 1442 lathe. Sounds to me you have done the same thing as me and sheared the lugs off one the vairable pulleys, had to buy a new pulley+ shaft and bearings from Axminster. What lathe have you got ? tim.

Impressed, wish i was half as good at drawing have voted

Hi Pete I have a Janik machine uses wire heads got mine from ebay but Craft Supplies ltd. are agents for them. Tim.

Manythanks guys, Wickes it is. Tim.

hi all, has anyone got any views on which type of vapour barrier to use, some are polythene others are spunbonded polypropylene there is quite a difference in price. i am building a new timber workshop and would be gratefull for any idears which is best for the job. Timj

Hi Mike i have had the as408 for about a year now and works fine for me. Tim

Hi Pete, screwfix are doing 5lt pva for £4-99 at 50-50 mix should last a while. Tim

Axminster WP150 very pleased

Bosch 900ace in router table no problems Trend t3 good for light stuff

hi selly try this site www. alaskanmill.co.uk (sorry dont know how to include a link) have not used one, but have seen the results of a tree surgeon i know and was very impressed.

Hi Johnluc i have had a 1442 for about a year now and cannot find fault with it ( my first lathe was a ml 8 ) but when i done a two day course at axminster last year i used a 1642 and rearly liked the vairable speed which would be better for rearly big pieces. hope this may be of some help Tim.