harvey b davison

Where abouts is this bill  ?

Heres a picture for @Stubby of my small tackle Barn i mean kitchen Cupboard! have other stashes!
also Shimano braid im using on Aero Technium Fixed spools

What about an old isuzu trooper?

That’s my thinking.

The Beech I’ve milled and used for my own projects is lovely timber, is a bit of a shame it’s not currently very desirable.

Saying that Dave seems to flog it quite readily.

You could always scan Facebook marketplace etc for any cheap French doors etc.

Hi, I have a small ms180 that is just used for cutting firewood. Does anyone know if there are any metal spikes / dogs that would fit it as the plastic moulded ones are useless and have worn away.

Cheers.

A few month back, the hospital I work for, took on 15 new nurses from Zimbabwe. We have turned a ward into a home for them. All areas of the NHS are understaffed due to the abysmal wages. But the top management don't care because they are all working from home still and are in denial about what is happening.

Over the past 12 months or so, I have started buying ryobi just to use in my joinery workshop. Cant fault them really. Ok they are not heavy duty like my metabo stuff, but now if its only for workshop use then I buy ryobi.

I've also kept thinking about a small genny for general stuff, I would definitely look at the Clarke inverter ones.

Certainly is.. A wonderful place left to go to ruin.. so much could be done,  and for so little, if only people could be bothered. They spend MILLIONS on "experts" to try to tell them how to improve the patients "experience" if you like and money is wasted like water. I could tell them for nothing, all they have to do is to put everything back as it was 50 years ago..
 
I do what i can and have done well for one man. There is a lot more i want to try to get done this year. I have to get my building site dumper up and running so as to be able to transport stuff about the site more easily and i will get the excavator out there too and have a proper sort out of a BIG project i want to get sorted. It all takes time though and i have a lot i have to do in other areas of my life too.
 
I WILL get there though. Just PROUD to be able to do what i can and make a real difference, VERY VERY proud, make no mistake. I want to get neglected and abandoned areas back into use for the patients, and i will, make no mistake about that one!!
 
john..

I try and 20 minutes of weights every night, mixture of normal and kettlebells. My cardio is crap, I really need to improve it. I always start the day with 30 press ups without fail. Now I have 2 dogs I want to get out doing more hill walking.

Fury for the win, then I think he might retire. I don't think there are really any decent challenges for him.

Thanks for the replies, I will look into the Eufy system.

Hi, I'm after some recommendations on half decent CCTV for the house. I've looked at yale, Swann etc but haven't a clue about what to get. I don't want anything fancy that involves uploading to cloud or anything, just a 4 or 6 camera package that saves to a harddrive and can be viewed on a PC.

Cheers.

I could well be wrong, but I have doubts about it being solid oak. I would be very careful leaving it outside regardless of what finish you use. I think it will just have a spray laquar on it. I would sand it and put yacht varnish on it, for the best chance of it lasting outside.

Yeah dont know if you guys remember me falling off a ladder in my yard about 4yrs ago now broke and dislocated my ankle and broke my wrist 3 months non weight bearing 3 months in an air boot my surgeon said life changing accident was in work in my wheelchair  back at work after 8/9 months surgeon was amazed that I could even walk ok let alone back to work ,it can be amazing how we can heal .

I have passed a few in the doncaster area these past few days with no diesel.

Couldn't you enquire about going back to kew, and gaining qualifications there ?

Weren't keen on it really. It did me as soon as I realised it was just a variation of Restoration workshop.

As someone else said, a belt sander would do the job well. Or how about splitting it along the join then running the 2 halves through a planer / thicknesser then rejoin the boards.

What bugs me, is that I'm thinking about buying myself a small van ( Nemo, fiorina) due to getting my new dogs (Huskies), the Van's have a small 1.3 ltr engine yet they get charged at £280 or whatever but the car version is only £30. How is that fair when it's the same engine ?

Scaffolding boards don't really plane up smooth.
My preference in planers is metabo, as I have their planer thicknesser, which I have no complaints about.
As for routers, I prefer makita. I have 3 makita routers, for different purposes and all work brilliantly. One is on its last legs , but will get replaced with another makita.

Yes I got a sore throat once shouting at my 80 year old dad to put the saw down.

For me personally, I use McCulloch chainsaws, for a cheap saw I have found them to be really reliable, use them for firewood mainly.