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Hi there, Does anyone have a manual or a link for a 9BFT please? Thanks, T

Thanks very much for this Katellwood, You're right, it is very tar like. I've loaded the burner with a mix of sawdust and chippings, can't be sure how dry it is as due to space constraints we have to store the bags from the extractor outside. As for air flow I tried it at a variety of positions...

Thanks for this Katellwood, Yes it sounds identical to yours. Do you have any idea of the length of flue you have, I'm wondering if the flue I have, about 16', is long enough to have it drawing properly. Maybe that's why it's not getting very hot and why I'm getting the black sludgy deposit...

Hi all, Does anyone have or has had a Fulgora sawdust burning stove? I could do with some advice please; I just found one in a boot sale and I'm chuffed to bits because once loaded they're supposed to burn unattended for ages; a very nice change to our little wood burner that needs constant...

Thanks guys, is there a way with a pm? T

Hi all, I'm sure it's simple but I don't see the button so any help much appreciated. Cheers, T

Hi there, I've no ideas what might be the problem with the Rutlands nailer but should you come to replace it, it's worth looking at the Makita, I have one and it does the job beautifully. Good luck, T

Hi there, I'm wondering if there are any Italian based woodworkers out there/ forum members who would be able to help me sort out a small bit of woodworking related business in Italy pls? Thanks, T

Thanks Bob, I'll have a look. Cheers, T

Thanks good to hear these things, I'm going to have another ring round on Monday so the more suggestions the merrier. Cheers, T

Thanks everyone, lots of useful stuff there. Both really, pretty much an equal split between the two. Cheers all, T

Hi everyone, Very boring topic, at least to my mind but hoping to benefit from the breadth of the forum's knowledge. I've never had a claim but I'm coming up to renewal time for my public liability insurance and I'm wondering what other people's experience has been with their insurers? I've...

Hey Chris, if there's a Toolstation close to you, you'll find it cheaper there http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Adhesives+Sealants/Wood+Adhesive+PVA/d180/sd3198 Best, T

Hey Baz, I'm with Oryx, Router and jig's the way to go. I think the shape you're looking for is toroidal, pm me and I'll do what I can to help out. T

There is a way to do this freehand ie. without the need for a pillar drill or drill clamp etc. Cut a hole the same diameter as the plug cutter in a piece of scrap, clap it to the work centered over the point you want to plug and use it as a guide to prevent it drifting off centre. I've done...

Just looks plain ugly to me. The faces don't meet properly and the dominoes! it's like slicing through a biscuit, looks nasty.

Of course, i was looking at this: http://www.pbplywood.co.uk/high-density ... ing-grade/ I'll go with your term Bob.

Isn't there high density MDF (I know it's an oxymoron) would that do maybe? You'd probably still need to balance both sides. hth, T

give me a pm and I'll walk/talk you through it, faster than making a drawing. It'll be monday pm though, hope that's not too late. T