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I had the same problem as you, the screen with the free download was a pop up so it wouldn't appear as I wasn't allowing pop ups. Maybe you had the same problem?

Andrew, You mentioned: Just wondering what word or term is used to describe this, I'd like to get more info, I heard of another one where nettles helped, but can't remember the details.

Cows and milk It's a natural cycle for a cow to produce a calf every year, there's nothing forced about it, as a result of this natural cyule cows don't produce milk for a few months before calving. Whereas in the good old USofA cows are fed hormones to produce milk all year round now that's...

I saw this before, the last two pics have been added since, so they seem to be a photoshop job, the rest however did apparantly happen :roll:

John, Are they low voltage bulbs e.g. 12v? I've got some with that type of fitting but they're 220V. I don't like them anyway as they are too directional and very inefficient.

From the Savaplug site: What they are claiming is a load of what bulls make :shock: The first section is correct except that they have neglected to mention is that once the motor is running at full "speed" it won't concume the same amount of "power" anyway as the current required to keep the...

Wow, very high standard, very hard to make a decision, I viewed the entries hoping that one would leave more of an impression than the others, for me it was: AndyGs' cutlery canteen, I was really impressed by the level of detail, quality of workmanship, and the overall look of the finished...

In case anyone doesn't know, LG is just another name for Philips.

McLuma, Is this a typo? I think dyson cleaners have a 3 year warranty as standard, so you should have been entitled to a replacement if it couldn't be fixed. Neomorph said: This happened ours, the airway for the impeller was blocked, there about 3 airways in total (On the model we have) so...

Great Tips everyone, I was lying in bed the othe rnight trying to figure out how do this without a chuck :? , a bit sad i know, I'm sure I'm the only one this has ever happened to :whistle: Anyway, as for parting off #-o I must have been tired :roll: I like the sand paper idea, pays to ask...

How do you finish the bottom of a lamp made from a solid log? I would assume that one way would be to mount the top end in a chuck (which I don't have) and face off the bottom, but is this the only way?

Hi Neil, Yes that's them allright, they're a bit far from me, there's another place in Athboy where I got some wood from before, Irish Timber, I think they're called. Where are you by the way?

I came across a supplier in over here, just wondering how the prices compare with the UK: Timber Price (€uro/cu ft) - excl'g VAT @ 21% Ash €32.00 Beech €30.00 Birch €31.00 Cherry €45.00 Chestnut (Horse) €28.00 Chestnut (Spanish/Sweet) €40.00 Elm €50.00 Fir €23.00 Larch €22.00 Lime...

Hi Graham, It was cut last summer and put in an old stone shed for storage, the pieces don't have any shakes, I'll paint the ends as suggested. How long would it take to dry to a point where it can be turned and remain stable?

Hi All, I got some Laurel at the weekend, it had been cut for fire wood, but I got 7 pieces which are about 12" long and about 8" diameter, it was from a pretty big bush which was donkeys old. I figure they would do for lamps. The timber seems extreamly dense, it's very heavy anyway, anyone...

You came pretty close though!

Oldsoke said: Glad you think it's useful :lol: The what chuck question seems to come up a lot and it's a bit of a task to pick out all the useful info from the various threads on the subject. If one of the administrators wants to make it a sticky I certainly don't mind updating it. Graham...

Not for rugby fans over here :lol:

I've updated this thread with some comments from other threads, so I thought I'd bump it.

I'd have to agree, I was looking at the pic wondering what kind of wood it was before I read the text #-o Very nice.