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As it appears I don't have the authority to delete my account, I hope you will oblige.

You're right guys I don't belong here, I'll just have to slum it with Google and Youtube. Salut, et encore merci pour le poisson Conrad

Hi Sideways Interesting to hear from you. So you are a moderator on the site! Please read my original post, the what you cosider constructive replies, my replies to those replies and expalin what's your point? You admit yourslef the responses are no answer to my query. I have used this forum...

Cheers no idea Yeh break has gone. I also think I may have bering issues. I will get it sorted.

Yeh Trees the click ad the hum has gone and the wheels spin on. I'll fimd the issue and get it sorted. Just thought it might have been obvious and somebody here mihgt have been able to help.

I don't know anything about this Brian hence my question. I will have to look in to it further.

Yes Spectric that was my original post. I have done all I can with the machine. The not running great may be because of the drive bearing. I just don't know. The more important issue of the breaking is most likely a motor issue. That's why I asked for help here. I'm a novice. I try my best. I...

As much as I hate to encourage people I feel I must respond to this needless scathing post from deema. I thought I’d better revisit my original post and see how ungrateful I actually was. “Wow, how ungrateful! I looked at your thread on your BS400, your question was vague, ‘I’ve got vibration’...

I agree with you Spectric. I don't actually have a problem with Asian manufactured goods, but I do prefer to buy goods that are made closer to home if I can. In my case, just for environmental and economic reasons. I just don't have an appetite for suppliers who sell goods that suggest they...

Have to admit you have been helpfulll

Fair comment. Probably the same. Its just here its called wild because perhaps it is wild

The fact that it is raised on here speaks volumes. As for your question, the BS400 is a very common bandsaw. When I was green and bought into the Brittish made thing, I bought Record Power equipment, Now I know better, Its made in China. I don't buy it.

I don't have time to rough turn them. They're a round and sealed. I use PVA fot me it works

I know Phil. Cherry is a turnip for cracking, will be dealt with.

I use this forum as I try to learn and there are/were some very helpful people on here who were willing to help the less informed. I use it less these days as I find the content of less interest to me. The last question I asked on here regarding issues with my BS400 went pretty much unanswered...

Wild cherry is prolific down here in Brittany, but I rarely get 45cm tree. I hope to get some nice bowls from these pieces.

Quite rightly, Tuffsaw baldes are highly recommended on this forum. However, as it appears they will only supply blades to customers on the British mainland. It would be interesting to know where and who manufacturers the blades that they sell. It may help us who can no longer buy our blades...

OK no problems Tibi. If you need anything you can PM me. Anything I have shipped to Jersey comes net of VAT so that's a significant discount and would more than cover the shipping from France to Slovakia. At the moment I'm happy with the Axminster blades, however, if you have any luck finding...

Ah that's a shame tibi. I would be happy to order any blades you need and send them to you. I get free shipping from Axminster on any order over £50 and I don't expect it would cost much to send the blades from France to Slovakia. Let me know if I can help.

Timing is critical when processing bowl blanks and once you start processing a tree trunk its best if you can finish the process in one sitting. If you have to stop at any point make sure you seal the endgrain of your logs or blanks. Cut your logs to desired size, cut them into bowl blanks...