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is there a selco near to you showing oak faced mdf bit spiteful on the price nearly 110 pounds plus vat how far do you want to travel ?

do you have a space to store the wet wood outside if not can you put a dehumidifier in there

as its broken take it out theres no way of knowing how its fixed until you do that less chance of damaging other parts figure out after how to put it back

did you buy the machine second hand or new ? just looked at the handbook for it and it does say 13 amp supply but further on it says a blue three pin connector is fitted which means a 16 amp supply is needed for initial start up so it would need a dedicated 16 amp supply with a type c breaker

doesnt matter if its a van either theres been reports of older car drivers being hit with massive premiums as well

ah right ok so wet suit and wellies then better sharpen the chainsaw and break it down a bit more got quite a lot to sort got about a half ton bags worth !

thanks for the replies the wood is soaking wet at the moment see how it goes in a few weeks , ian

thank you for the pics i managed to get the trunk as well it was short but about 16 inches across they split it in two for me the colours very much like in the pics its still very wet got it under cover where the air can get around it thanks , ian

Great I've already sealed the ends and got it covered so fingers crossed just a waiting game now thanks for the replies

i dont usually post that much but as the question is damson a nice wood for turning ive been able to get some trunks around 200mm diameter thanks in advance , ian

only hope its not a welsh island take him ages with the new speed limit !

ive used dewalt 18 volt stuff for the last 12 years had one battery fail in that time. got a good range of add on bare tools , very often batteries come up on offer , it all depends how much use its going to get .

i would check to see if theres enough insulation between the ceiling and upstairs floor when i built my house i had to put three layers of 4 inch rockwool in and double layer the ceiling plasterboard whats the bet its not that well insulated

i use pedometer step counter its ok best to keep it in a pocket on you

had a look at my spares mine is an older version yours appears to be more modern im thinking the threads should be the same the adjuster on yours is like a knob in shape mine is like a large knurled nut for some reason i cant access my pics if you do a search for compass planes you will see what...

hang fire i had one with a broken casting i will look in my workshop tomorrow and let you know , ian

if you go to youtube peter millard posted a video friday about 2 alternatives globulus maple being one of them

hi there yes the chips drop down tho some inevitably get thrown up on the top bed as well i will take a look to see if ive got any info on the machine just check if you have the planer knife setting tool its an odd triangular shaped piece of aluminium painted yellow with flat reference points ...

when i made these we always set the hinges in so the top lay flush to the frame never had any problems with them so in the top pic instead of the gap it would be closed

I had one like that the saw is just a dust chute if i remember correctly just make a cover out of ply and put a connecter for extraction as for the thicknesser make an open top box to slide in under the cutter block with an outlet for a pipe maybe use the same box on top of the cutters when...