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yes , but when you sell them , you don't know what the buyer will use . scented , essential oils .. etc .. un edited .

someone mentions Tea Light holders .. AFAIK these will need to have heat proof inserts , metal glass ceramic etc.

I used to buy cheap chopping boards from Ikea , and laser engrave (could CNC) yes no on them .. sold quite well at £20 a pop .. mostly for display , but the other side can still be used

Also , End Grain will split and warp in the dishwasher ... yes the buyers will !!! , even if you have told them not to , then word spreads , don't buy from them , ours fell apart etc. ..

As Alan Sugar would say , "Sell what Smells" ! .. oh wait , it might be the other way round ! lol

yes .. but you are a woodworker (and care about sharp blades) ! lol .. Joe Public will buy the cheapest that looks pretty !

I "think" this is the 1st time we've actually spotted each other ! Hi ! I don't get on here much .. had a few health issues lately , and recently broke my collar bone .. just about got the use of it now , but picking blackberries is about as much as I'm allowed to lift ! Good to say Hi Hope...

have a practice on some cheap hardboard 1st :) Practice is worth it's time, over and over ! See how the gun performs, maybe try thinning the paint a bit and spraying some more till you get the best results Rich

I have the same lathe. I thought next time I change the belt I'll use a segmented belt. (sort of like a bicycle chain)

Hey Doug. I'll give you a while to practice, then we can have a race :) :lol: Rich

after using screwfix cheapy PVA that I bought in bulk many years ago, I was very happy with it. It ran out, and no longer available, so I tried many other cheap brands. I ended up with TB ... in gallon (us) jugs, it's as cheap as any other 'decent' glue. and I've never had any problems with it

I thought it would be a more temporary glitch that it seems to be :shock: I have 50p for the meter if that helps :D

I was looking too, last year. I came to the conclusion that they are energy hungry and might be being phased out ?? This was just by looking at the energy ratings listed with each light type. I am still building my new workshop, so will need some kind of lighting early this year. Dont know...

I've only cut a test piece with each one so far, but they seem ok for the money

Well ... Just ordered a set. Will let you know when they get here

TBH, I was just hoping they might be a tad better than your average 'cheap' saw. At £7 odd each, I wasn't expecting anything brilliant. The ones they are replacing are chucked in the back of the van, for breaking down lengths that wont fit in. They didn't stay sharp long. My tenon saw, I...

anyone used this make ?

My "Jack" saws are in need of replacement. I wondered if these were any good ? http://www.rutlands.co.uk/cgi-bin/psPro ... i?promo=90

I kept looking at it thinking there is nothing to go wrong, apart from wear / seals !. It's much like a car piston / valve , which I can fix easily ! It was the valve / tube in the trigger that gave the game away :)

Fixed it :D As I have a new one on order, I thought it ok to strip the trigger, which turned out to be quite simple :roll: . So, I figured out how it works (different to how I'd imagined), and thought I'd post, for anyone else that has a problem. When you plug in the air line, the handle...