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I'm some years older than you Mini and like you I was concerned about my forgetfulness, not a major issue but just little things. So I asked my GP to refer me to a specialist. I felt it was like...

Hi Masoth
Dishwashers are usually set up with an upside down U in the drain pipe. This prevents the unit allowing water to run out of the machine down the drain. Could the top of the U bend be too...

Hi Boxer
I have the Delta TS which has an induction motor, it is very quiet. The noisy bit is cutting the wood. You can easily talk while its running.
Good luck
Ray

Hi Niki
Good clear photos - thanks for the information. I have seen photos of this type of set up before, but you have introduced some worthwhile additions. While I haven't made this jig yet, it...

Hi Durwood
I dont have a Triton router but soft start means just that. It should start at zero speed and take about 2 seconds to reach full speed. At least that what happens with my soft start...

Hi Metal Head
I have used Ikea kitchen prepacks and was very happy with them. They had the rail and style type of door which I like better than the flat MDF. I have moved and the this house is...

Hi Toto
I have used Bondcrete on plaster board to ensure the paint stays on. Maybe worth a try.
Good luck
Ray

Hi Chromis
The internal walls do not carry any load if the 'beam' is the bottom member of a truss. The truss is designed to load onto the outside walls only. If however the 'beam' is on its own...

Yes MB you can. The key thing is to ensure that the hot gases can still rise easily. The least deviation from the vertical the better.
Good luck

Gidday
As I am tired of dusting myself down as I leave my workshop I thought I would invest in a suitable woodworkers apron, hopefully with all the right pockets in the best places (or best pockets...

Hi Ingin
Firstly welcome. What you have described sounds a bit frightening to me. I have a thicknesser but i use my table router to cut edges that are square to a side.
I have seen drawings of...

HI Rod
Realy looks great. It also looks very rigid as if it is going to hold accuracy for you. Not so far to go now, keep us posted.
Cheers Ray

Hi Breslauer
That's good. May I use it? Being one of the oldest members I am allowed to laugh the loadest.
Thanks
Ray

Thanks for the post - LOVE IT
Doing a great job
Cheers
Ray

Hi Phil
Not sure of a price but they are a nice lathe. Would love to drive over and pick it up but it would be too pricey for me. I am sure you won't have a problem selling - good luck.
Cheers...

Hi Rod
Thanks for your posts. You a doing a marvelous job and I have been following your progress with great interest. Is the aluminium frame joined with aluminium strips bent at right angles and...

Hi Rod
You are doing a wonderful job - looks great!
A project like this has been on my mind but it must take up most of your life. Please keep the posts coming. What are the cutting dimensions on...

I agree with Gumby, Bitingmidge and others. There is no doubt that a lot of words I have used as an apprentice in the metal industry are now becoming common place (although not all of them). And so...

Hi Waldo
I have been following Kylie's progress and while I haven't sent a message to you before, my thoughts and prayers have been with you. You may not have noticed but there are many like myself...

More than half a century ago when I was an apprentice toolmaker we would check our squares against a steel cylinder that had been ground on a cylindrical grinder. The way this worked was that the...