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Having just had new windows fitted (triple glazed, argon filled, carbon fibre infills) I decided to finish the wood trims off with hard wax oil. I booked a day off work to do it and discovered, the day before that I'd only got the dregs of a tin left - duuuuh :oops: An on-line order to Smith...

........I think not. :whistle: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Woodworking-3-Pla ... 1e5f61b0b4

Does no-one want them :| https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/free ... 45679.html

Having just finished the latest 5 week stint of radiotherapy (50 ferry crossings, 2,250 miles driving and 150 bursts of gamma to the head - beats caffeine for starting the day off) my thoughts turned to the "thankyou" for the girls who had helped to bolt me down, align the machine etc. every...

Does anyone know where I can obtain brushes for PowerPlus tools ? Google has not been my friend :( (or maybe I'm just losing it :duno: ).

Well it involves wood, and nails. :D http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rC1o13-lmJ0

I had a small piece of English yew offcut, with a wild grain, so I thought I'd try and do something with it. Click on thumbnail to enlarge. Not a shape of pen I, personally, like. But done to bring out the grain. Finish is none, just sanded in 14 stages to 12000, so not practical either. But...

SWIMBO has bought a, for her, Tool(Toy). So now she owns another inverted phase contrast microscope, in Harlow, Essex (this is good news, no questions about the pile of timber that's sitting in next door's wash-house :D ). They want £250 to pack and courier. A microscope of this type can be...

I've just received my first order from this company. Due to a foul up in the GPO it took over 2 weeks to arrive. In spite of me telling them that I was in no hurry for the order they added a pack of pen kits FOC. A small thing but very good customer relations.

Shamelessly copied from the dark side, and probably of common knowledge to many of you, but I found this very interesting reading. http://www.chilternsaonb.org/downloads/ ... Timber.pdf

. Teaching Maths In 1970 A logger sells a truckload of timber for £100. His cost of production is 4/5 of the price. What is his profit? 2. Teaching Maths In 1980 A logger sells a truckload of timber for £100. His cost of production is 80% of the price. What is his profit...

I'm thinking of getting a whirly round thing, in the first instance I want to turn table legs, but am well aware of the size of the slope. So my thoughts are budget limited but I feel I need a bed of at least 36", variable speed (without b£"&*(&$g about with pulleys and belts), industry normal...

sweeney-kincaid.com currently running an on-line auction with a lot of woodworking machinery. Vices to lathes, I think they're all ex Dumbartonshire Education Authority.