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Moults I have the P150.1 xtra As you can`t pm yet (post count), I will pm you with my email addy. Respond to that and I`ll scan and email back the relevant pages from the manual. Steve

Tony Excellent info and advice, thankyou. Steve

Sorry Tony, it`s me having had the odd bottle of red with me nosebag tonight. As I scrolled down, I saw a skull like pair of eyes and nose and had a little happening, it`s me age :D :D On a serious note, what do you think of the chestnut setup? I`m wanting to do similar. I`m thinking old...

unusual piece of timber, finish looks good, but it scared the **** out of me as I scrolled down. :shock: :shock: Steve

Bob Be careful what you wish for !! :D By the way, the oak dining table is beautiful in its simplicity, love it. Cheers Steve

some nice work there, finish is great. I love the burr, got an oak burr on the go at the moment. Hope it turns out as good as yours. Cheers steve

Oldwood I was getting a low rumbling noise at low speeds, and could feel a flat spot on at least one or two balls when turning the spindle by hand. Not too bad a job to remove old bearings, but much wailing and gnashing of teeth trying to put new ones in. Inboard bearing in situ, and outboard...

Need to change the headstock bearings on my ten year old Nova 3000. Local company want 37.80 for the two, whereas online I`ve found them (like for like) for 21.22. Being aware that there are a lot of snide (fake) oem bearings about, can anyone recommend a reputable firm to deal with. Or should I...

Hi Elaine I use broken guitar strings, donated by a friend, tied into 2 small lengths of dowel. If you like I can send you a couple foc ATB Steve

Chaz please don`t tell me that you are are turning out these pieces on a pole lathe, and, if memory serves, in an odd hour here and there, :mrgreen: :mrgreen: atb Steve ps to wasbit Aint that the truth, 100%

Chaz I have been a member for some time, on mainly a "search & find" basis as i don`t feel that I have that much to contribute. But I have learnt so much by browsing this forum, and I thank everyone for that. What I feel obligated to say, having seen your pieces, is that you inspire me, and...

Bert is round Georges` house having a cuppa George says to Bert "Me and the wife had a fantastic meal at a new restaurant last night, food and service was great" What was the name of it? asks Bert You know what my memory is like says George, you`ll have to help me out. What`s the name of that...

English ????

Oh bugger That`s the Norfolk dereham. Sounds the same, must be 1/2 a point!!

Likewise For me, the 1st corner or two of F1 is worth a watch and thats it. Maybe a wet race when strategy and pit stops make it a bit more exciting, but otherwise it`s a bit boring. The best racing for me is BTCC where one lap can sometimes be as exciting as a whole F! race!!! That and MOTOGP...

1=Greystoke 2=Dereham 3=Seascale 4=Carlisle 5=Silloth 6=Cockermouth ?? 7=Maryport 8=Ravenglass 9=Askham 10=Cartmel Wheres me prize :lol: :lol: Steve

Woody I` m like a dog with a bone now. 9 = Bolton Low Houses ATB Steve

8 = Brodick Woody whereabouts are you in Cumbria, I`m near Carlisle PM if you like ATB Steve

Hi Pete Thanks for your response. My thinking was the MG drop box with a Charles (Henry) that Mike shows in his setup and him saying that it collects a lot of fine dust. Maybe no good on a lathe with more free air laden dust. Steve

Hi All Been lurking for a week or two and have enjoyed a lot of the threads. I am going to make myself an MG drop box, but would appreciate some pointers. I shall only be collecting fine sanding dust from the lathe, some of which will be by power sanding. Will a Henry type vac give enough suck...