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I'm not sure it is Art Nouveau, more Arts & Crafts & researching that area may come up with an answer. Slinger

Before car heaters, we used to cut up a potato in half & smear it on the windscreen & back window. Seemed to work. Slinger

Thanks everyone for the advice & tips, I am grateful. I will work (slowly) through the advice given & see if I can sort it out. Thanks again. Slinger

I'm not fully computer savvy, but I do use my mid 2007 iMac every day & it really is a help to me. I've suddenly developed a 'whirling dervish' coloured spinning wheel. It comes up frequently & on this site it has slowed up my scrolling down the page etc. I've got masses of memory...

I thought the video and the workmanship was excellent and to class it as 'second rate junk' is unbelievable. Slinger

Benchswayze, I also did some time at Vernon, 54-56, at the time of Buster Crabbe, so after learning a few tricks there, you would have to catch me first. Slinger(no 's' on the name)

Flatlander, Happy birthday. I'm sure there are other octogenarians on the site, but not many. I hope you still have enough puff to blow out all those candles in one go!! Slinger

For adjustable shelving try, Spur Shelving in North Devon (they have a web site). They manufacture them on-site. I have used them for some 40 years & have always been pleased with their products. They do various size brackets to fit their uprights & they are very well made. Slinger

Steve, I've also got a drill bit storage problem, if you come up with the answer, let us know please. Thanks, Slinger

The clothes horses I remember from my youth (a long time ago now), used chair webbing. Very simple, easy to fit as they were just screwed/tacked on but were very foldable. Slinger

Having been on Warfarin for over 12 years, I have not really had any problem, but do take care around Japanese pull saws. Slinger

Good luck to your wife & yourself Bob Slinger

Ed, Many thanks. Slinger

Thanks again for all the replies. Everyone has been most helpful. Ed Bray, as I am also in Plymouth, I may contact you by way of a pm?, whatever that is, if that's OK? I am unsure how to contact other members direc,t because at my age I do not really know my way round what the computer...

Thanks to everyone. Most grateful, but although it looks a good bit of kit, no one has yet bought one so I have no member's personal experience to call on. Will mull it over for a couple of weeks, but should I decide, I will relate if it is worth it. Thanks once again

Has anyone any experience of the above. I shall be 79 later this year & am finding it difficult to handle, on my own, sheet material. This looks an excellent piece of kit & if anyone can advise me I would be grateful. It comes in 2 sizes, up to 19mm thick sheet or 10 - 28mm thick sheet...

Aldi has one for sale in the next few days, plus various attachments. Looks to be good value & as usual with a 3 year guarantee. Slinger

Get your scaffold boards whilst you can, as in my area they are slowly being phased out by metal boards. The H & S guys in the major contractors are going to have a big influence by insisting, eventually, for using metal boards only. Slinger

Thanks Doug B & Bushwhacker. Slinger

Festool track saw £340 with 1400 track, damm good price if you ask me Cornish Joinery, where from please?? Slinger