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Try Stiles & Bates not very far from Canterbury and they stock native timbers. http://www.stilesandbates.co.uk

A shameless plug, but it is an interesting radiator design. http://www.jasonmuteham.com/jasonmuteham_022.htm

The food industry. My drop box, 220ltr steel drum, was previously used to transport honey.

Including the cyclone the setup is 1700mm high and 600mm in diameter.

Thanks, if you haven't already guessed the drum was previously used to transport honey, it smelt good!

220 Lt from ebay the listing has expired but here's a link to the seller http://myworld.ebay.co.uk/wainfield/&_t ... 1423.l2754

Hello, As part of my flat pack cyclone project I invested in some hose cuffs http://www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-10 ... rod577187/ and some clear hose from Axminster. I had ordered these products in the past (about a year ago) so was pretty confident at what to expect. However, the hose...

Mine arrived yesterday, couldn't resist gluing it up!

They usually phone to check that the delivery will be convenient and then ship via next day courier.

Another vote for SL Hardwoods. I have bought quite a bit of flexi veneer from them all via mail order. They have a Ebay shop http://stores.ebay.co.uk/SL-Hardwoods-L ... 34.c0.m322 where the postage is usually bit cheaper than their website.

Thank you. That piece is made of 5 layers of 1.5mm ply sandwiched between veneer. The radius is 44mm, 1.5mm will bend to a 40mm radius. 0.8mm ply will bend to 15mm radius, obviously you would need more layers to build up the thickness with 0.8mm ply.

I'd make a feature of the dowels......... What radius are you bending the ply? It looks quite tight.

Actually, that is what I use, very good bit of kit if expensive. (Changed link in my original post to the correct product)

I use urea resin from these guys http://www.redwoodinnovations.co.uk/ which comes in 2 parts once mixed very easy to spread using one of these http://shop.instant-shop.com/bagpress/product220374catno70374.html I typically laminate 8 layers of 750 x 940mm the pot life is 1.5 hours at 20C. However...

I saw this Barnsley piece http://www.barnsley-furniture.co.uk/superbasket/product/283/Games+Table at an exhibition and it has hidden metal runners on the drawers.

I guess it's the same as trying to heat your house with an oven and keeping the oven door closed. The enclosed space will be toasty but not much will be distributed in to the room. Also with a poorly designed cover the build up of heat will trigger the thermostatic valve long before the heat...

Unless you have a well designed radiator cover you will probably be removing it in the winter to warm the room anyway, so the drying of clothes may not be an issue. :)

Register your design with the IP Office for about £60. Then join ACID http://acid.eu.com/ to cover any enforcement or settlements.

http://sketchup.google.com/training/videos.html

Another vote for Sketchup.