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Thanks for that. I received this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/500g-Ultra-Clear-Resin-UV-Resistant-Low-Viscosity/332005268415?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 yesterday and did a test pour last night - very pleased so far!

Thanks all for your help. As a result i have now found NZ Turning on you tube who uses resin a lot in his turnings. I've ordered a small sample of the stuff he uses and I will see how it turns out. If any good, I may even post a piccy! Thanks, Oscar

Hi, I am turning a low flat dish out of oak and want to add some copper (it has a historic connection to the oak). I am thinking that possibly the easiest way is to create a shallow recess in the bottom of the dish and fix a disc of the copper into the recess?? Has anyone got any thoughts on...

Excellent, many thanks for the clarification. O

Thanks guys. The face plate came off really easily in the end.

Hi, I am planning to try and make a table lamp with a contrasting colour celtic knot on the stem. The grain on the stem obviously runs lengthways between the centres. This may be a daft question but does it matter which way the grain on the very thin inserts runs? Thanks, Oscar

Hi, newby here with probably the first of many questions. I have recently bought a large old Seleg.Sonnethal & Co (London) lathe and I am currently stripping and cleaning it. I can't find much info on the Web about this brand, so I am hoping that someone can help me with info on the face plate...