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Rolled up plastic bag will clean belts as well

I paid about £900 on having a chalet wired up, fully certified. So sounds reasonable to me as well

I once had a meeting with my boss, I went with another member of staff who mediated and was a witness as to what was said, I myself was also asked by another member of staff to witness and mediate for them.

Same breather membrane they use on timber frame houses, can pick up off eBay

Two different sheds/summerhouse I’ve done, back/side of building's horizontal battening with small kerfs so water has escape route and clad with corrugated metal, detail of bottom of buildings to stop critters entering (was made myself from metal that came off old caravan) The buildings were...

I’m not affiliated with them but they are having a Black Friday sale, some decent savings by the look of it. Just making people aware of it

I forget about a nvr switch, just got to find one big enough now, more shopping

Lathe for sale, Pontgarreg, Llandysul, West Wales. £180 Lathe, only has live tail stock and one rest.

for sale, Pontgarreg, Llandysul West Wales £400 Lathe with drive centre, live tail stock, chuck with extra jaws and tool rests with banjo attachment

How long you had the lift, happy with it? I was going to set in some t-track to top when I make new fence.

I’ve been running a hitachi router in a home made table, probably 15 years but it’s starting to play up, funnily enough when I took ít out to clean. Needed an upgrade for new table in chop saw/router table set up.

Yeah that’s the one, I did go for it as it’s on special offer at £375, I was going to have to replace my router in my table and I had been looking for a while. Do you have a router lift?

Anybody use this system from Rutlands, was going router plate and router but been thinking about this system from a a it’s on offer at the moment Thanks in advance

Biscuited frames, this one was done as an example piece, another option is to attach with pocket hole screws from the cabinet to the frame

delved through my computer and found some photos, the bows I made were all spliced the handle {it gives a 12 inch gluing joint} the Yew I picked up was all cut at about 5foot in length, so the process was to cut it into sections to maximise what I had . You use timber from the same log so the...

Doing medieval reenactment many years ago and buying my first bow, I be made a few ash and yew bows. Couldn’t get long pieces of yew so I spliced shorter lengths of yew in the handle to make some bows, this is a couple I made during lockdown

I retrofitted an internal stud wall, osb with Breather membrane and old lift insulation between boards. The building was 9” hollows. I’ve bought tools off people who had uninsulated sheds and everything was a bit rusty.

Thanks for all your replies, I put this out on display each remembrance week at a local memorial hall where a local art group each year produce a new piece of art to remember the fallen of the two world wars, (names remembered via memorial plaques)

Living in the country now there’s not much chance of dumpster diving, the council tips won’t let take anything. The amount of wood and bricks I’ve taken out of skips has saved hundreds. Best find ever was attached desk, will get it finished one day

Main items are not out yet but they’ve started ( local Tescos)