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I thought the 88 tattoo was for his love of larger ladies and bingo.

Last thing I made was trying Resin Coasters using a piece of oak flooring and Iron Maiden Trooper beer bottle tops. May have to drink more beer and try again.

May have been too cold in the shed for the first night before I brought them into the house. I'll see how they go in the next few days. Thanks.

It’s a Chinese one From “SigWong” high gloss crystal clear, 1:1 mix ratio. I’ll give it a few days and if it doesn’t harden I’ll have to drink more beer and try again;).

I’ve had a go at making some beer bottle top coasters covered in clear resin and was wondering how long it takes for resin to harden. The resin feels dry but I can mark it with my finger nail without much pressure. I did the first pour on Sunday to set the tops and part cover, then did a final...

I bought the Evolution tracks from Screwfix (with the clamps and bag) and they work great with the Lidle Parkside saw.

Just noticed the "Middle of Lidl" on 2nd August have their diy offers on again and instead of the usual Scheppach dressed as Parkside, they are having the proper Scheppach Table saw £99.99 (£50 cheaper than RRP) and a Scheppach Bench drill £69.99 (almost half RRP price).

May have been a Short Eared Owl, they often hunt during the day and are quite large.

My 8 year niece has asked me to make a box out of of an old pine bookcase. So I've cut the wood, used dowels to to make the box, sanded the old varnish back to bare wood and put a coat of undercoat that I had in the back of the cupboard. She would like it painted a light purple/lilac colour. We...

Can't decide which grates on me most, Freestyle Jazz, Bollywood music or Grime or as I call it Grimm (among other things that would have me banned from the forum). :x :evil: .

Yeah that’s the one, two pages of English text followed by twenty pages of other languages :lol:.

I staple my receipts in the back page of the manual and keep them in a folder in the workshop/shed :D .

Prince Charles is self isolating at Balmoral with Covid 19. Prince Andrew is self isolating at Windsor with Jennifer 14.

There is no friction as such on the track saw,I just read that PTFE lubricant can make it smoother and help stop any dust clinging to the track. I’ll also use it on the cutters and saw blades to protect against rust. Glen.

In the back of a box today I found tin of silicone free Graphite Oil. Is that the same as PTFE spray??? Glen.

No MikeG, I’m not a cyclist but I’ll use it on something other than wood and get some PTFE spray for my track saw and cutters. Glen.

I want something to lubricate my plunge saw on the tracks and my guide wheels on my router cutters. I've read that PTFE lubricant is best as saw dust doesn't stick to it like it does with WD40. When sorting through the shed I found a tin of Silicone Lubricant, will this do the job or would I be...

I use a few plastic tripod things you get in a takeaway pizza box as a stand for drying.

I wonder how many people would know how the small Norfolk village of “Happisburgh” is pronounced? :-k

Nearly finished them but entering post code into google maps to see where they are and writing them down in separate areas, then going back through the areas on google maps and work out the route and print it off. It takes a long time but by the time you've finished you can more or less drive...