More grinding
I’ve been sent a couple of useful links on grinder jigs that you can make. Gadget builder – Tinker Lautard – Tinker Tool and Cutter Grinding Jig There’s also a useful book in the Workshop Practice Series, called Tool and
Benches and Bench Grinders

This weekend saw the drilling and first coat of paint for the new bench legs. Due to the need to let the paint dry for 24hrs and not really wanting to paint them inside the shed, I’ve waited till a
Choose lathe

Choose lathe.Choose a chuck.Choose a tool.Choose a work piece.Choose a 12in angle plate,Choose cross slides, micrometers, parting off tools, and electrical hacksaws.Choose good lubricants, sharp tools and quality measuring instruments.Choose fixed steady and travelling steady.Choose a tail stock.Choose your drills.Choose
Snails

When cleaning out the cupboards in the side of the shed some damp was found in the back of the lower ones. Looking round the side of the shed, I discovered a large pile of items that were leaning part
How damp is your shed?

Following the purchase of the portable dehumidifier earlier in the week. I’ve also decided to get a small hygrometer so I can see if it’s working. I found that Thermometers Direct do a little Digitech one that should do the
Planning
When I moved into my new house, one of the perks was that there was a ready-made shed at the bottom of the garden. As sheds go this one is quite sophisticated. The shed is constructed from wood with a
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Metal sculpture in brass, mounted on an 1800s French Coin





