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Did this recently with a load of Pallets in order to re-use them to make a shed. After trying chisels, crowbars which can splinter the wood, we eventually found a much easier method which causes minimal or no damage. Get hold of a long sturdy length of scaffolding pole and gently with up and...

What a total and utter waste of resources and public tax payers money! We didn't need these new commisioners - what the Public need is reassurance and to feel safe in their homes and on the streets. The money wasted for this farce and the ridiculous 6 figure wages doled out would have helped...

Nice work! :D

Many thanks everyone for your input which is very much appreciated! I now have a lot of reading and catching up to do :-)

The link for Matthias is here - http://www.sentex.net/~mwandel/ I love his Workshop and already have ideas! :-)

Thanks for the Youtube link, absolutely hilarious, this guy should have his own TV show! :-)

I would like to make my own Carnauba and Beeswax 'blocks' to finish off my wood products. As both are deemed food safe, I would imagine I can use it for sealing both Bowls and drinking Vessels? I have a supply of Beeswax but not Carnauba. Does anyone have any experience please in making this...

You may also like to try Screwfix or Toolstation. http://www.screwfix.com or http://www.toolstation.com/

I believe that the following web site may assist you... http://www.rockler.com/articles/wood-fi ... -guide.cfm There are quite a few choices listed there which are 'food safe'. I appreciate it's USA based but I would imagine that some of their or similar food safe products are available here in...

There are a lot of us trusting people out there who could easily be taken in by this Scam. Great advice there on how to stop the person you are calling from dialling out! Even though this has been around for a very long time, it's always a good idea to repeat it to remind us all that the...

This gives me inspiration :-) Lovely work, very unusual and an excellent idea to keep the Bark around the edges too!

My advice would be to join a Woodworking course at your local College. I joined 7 weeks ago and am already turning Bowls. Also, my knowledge of both Lathes and associated tools and what to buy or not to buy has increased tremendously. Not being an avid reader, I have found that viewing...