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To get spares you will more than likely have to do what I did and buy more kits :roll: :wink:

Which one do you have? Because if it is the record one I might have a spare one in the workshop and as for spares, have a look on ebay or old tool shops if you have any near you. Not much about.

Wait a minute :shock: It cant be two years can it :? :roll:

Hi Gidon It took me a while but I got a round to posting the how to :) Glad the rattle is being enjoyed too 8) :wink:

Hi Chas I use the thread, 1/ because I dont get much chance to use it :roll: and on whole I dont have to clamp it. You are right it is not needed :) I still have 3 more to make as I make them for family and friends baby's :roll: :wink:

Hi All I said I would do this a long time ago and some things have got in the way but got it done, so hereit is. I hope someone finds it usefull :)

I have 2 and one of them I have had for about 10 years and still using it :)

A way I do it is to get a plastic container and fill it with saw dust ( should not be to hard to do :roll: ) Get some ammonia ( polishing suppliers will do it ) and pore some in to the saw dust. Then place the screws in it head down so you can find them and leave for a day but keep an eye on...

I should be going down there today and will take a pic of them as some times they can have a lot of sap on them ( not as hard and can flake with use ) I hope it helps

Luckily mine does not know how many I have :-$ 8-[ :D

Hi Paul Your link does not seem to work for me :?

It might seem that was lucky as all four of my 900mm clamps work fine and as for the plastic ends that had broken, I sent an email yesterday about it and got the new ends today. That will do me :wink:

I would also like to know how the Bessey's join, if I have it right that you can join the Bessey's end to end. Please someone tell me that I am right on this :? :wink:

Mine turned up about 10 minutes ago, so I will have to try them out now but the plastic bit on the end was broken on two of them. What are they for ( I would guess to stop the head from falling off ) :-k

I got some of the 900mm ones and should have them tomorrow :D As long as i dont miss them :roll:

:shock: :shock: It has to stop some where

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Hi Harbo I would make my own [/img] as I have never liked the ones you get off the shelves. I dont like the handles and you can always make a smaller head, lead weight it to get more weight in a smaller head. That way you can use more of your Lignum for other things :)

When it comes to wetting the end grain ( which is a great way to make it easier to plane ) , just dont get it too wet as it can some times have problems later. I get a damp cloth or sponge and wipe the end I my planing, this way it does not get too wet. Regards Colin

Hi John I have had the EZ for a while now and have been very happy with but I have not had much chance to give th bridge a good run. In my workshop, I no longer have a tablesaw and just use the EZ or my bandsaw. When I do, I will try to post what I find :)