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And Essex.. I've used four kettles worth of boiling water today - they were all over our back room (french doors onto patio) patio, stepping stones, wooden storage unit etc... S

Is it not worth doing something about it now, because if someone complains, you know the whole lot will have to come down :( S

Page 2 of my local authority's planning regs doc: http://www.eppingforestdc.gov.uk/Librar ... nning3.pdf Looks like you're right. The workshop could be this distance away, but it doesn't look like it - could well be an optical illusion due to using the wideangle lens, though. S Edit: From...

Assuming your gun is in the 181/191 sort of range, you can get all the supplies you want from B&Q if this makes things easier. They do a nail or staple selection pack (loads and loads and.. loads in them) for less than £7. S

Freudian slip there, Gill? S

Nice WIP. I made a similar cabinet for my router table - I absolutely love how honest you are about the bodges and workarounds (bits of pine here, drill bits snapped there) Good one fella. Cheers, S

If you want to take advantage of this promotion, you need to hurry - the T&Cs on the back of the voucher says it expires on 30/06/07 - only 5 days to go! Sam

Hi, I don't have any experience, and the only real info I could come up with was this thread, though it was from '06: https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/view ... t=toolsave May be worth PMing those involved to see if it was resolved. Sam

I use one of the aforementioned router table / router packages - works fine for me and is nice and sturdy. For those of us who can't justify £200 on a router and £100 on a table / materials to make a table, it's fine - just don't expect a £300 package and you'll be fine :D

Your daughter sure is a lucky one - my Dad is a musician and knows of a number of harpists, one of whom has just spent (let's just say more than a normal car) on one from Germany... Don't forget you'll need an estate car if she goes pro ;) Back on topic: Assuming that a harp stool is similar...

I thought this was the most appropriate, actually: Sam ;)

28 ;) Sam

Hi Pete, I have a lot of experience with small rotary tools, though I have not used them for carving. What I would say is: 1) Don't worry about brand, but make sure you have a good guarantee 2) Make sure you get a flexible shaft (the body of the tools, although they are smaller than a drill...

Wow, what an excellent post! Not only have you demonstrated your carpentry skills, but also your Sketchup abilities! Thanks for posting, and I am sure other people will copy (with permission ;) ) your design. Cheers, Sam

The extra 10kg is more than likely the bed extention, which makes the perform EVEN better value, as the fox bed extention is c.£50! Sam

Hmmm.... That's a bit odd eh? Can't believe you can't send anything weighing more than 2kg via RM... :? Sam

A gloat? A gloat? I can NEVER gloat on my workshop - it's 8x3 for heaven's sake! Sam :)

I assume that was aimed at Bob - It'll have prime benchtop space in my workshop ;)

Hi Paul. Are you implying that the CCSL from Axminster would not be a good start, or are you saying that second hand wouldn't be a good idea? Cheers :) Sam

Hi, Welcome to the forum. A couple of pointers; 1) I would not have my address in my signature; you never know who is looking at this public forum. 2) Your email address is open to spam as it stands. I would edit your email address, replacing the "at" with the smilie in the "View More...