@boo @steveh Ive had a bike in my garage for 25 years and never found it to be a problem with woodwork. Bike gets cleaned in the driveway and only sits there, so why solve a problem that doesn’t exist….   Read more»

@steveh
Welcome to the group. I also build in my garage with a motorbike in the space and it’s not too hard, just throw a big dust sheet over the whole bike including the chain. Sawdust will stick to it badly. 

@jamesbisset
We have some common ground there. I also have a musician friend who did recording and is now struggling with Parkinsons. Recordings we did on stereo cassette 40 years ago and later transferred to digital still sound ok 

@jamesbisset
Very skilfully done I’m sure most people wouldn’t have noticed if you hadn’t owned up.

@mattbeels
Maybe it was me who was hallucinating, but to put the story in perspective it was in a newspaper so probably none of it was true.

@frocesterbill 
I was watching this on utube fore you posted it, must be telepathy 

@frocesterbill 
Southern States hmmmm might he be what is called a “good old boy” 

@frocesterbill
Welcome back I was wondering if you had fallen off the planet

@tyreman
Whats your first build going to be

@robin I bought one during the summer to replace an old worn bit that I’ve had for years. I used it for the body on my practice electric build. It was good enough for the job, Tungsten Carbide is harder…   Read more»

Great love version

@russ If it’s a table top size bandsaw you could try a vacuum bag to suck all the air out if you have a tube vacuum like a Henry. If not the a large plastic bag over the top with…   Read more»

@seanf
Your workshop is shaping up well and you have decent lighting which is very important. I’ve paint my garage walls with white masonry paint which does make a difference.

@pinneradam I’ve been following radius dish, he is making a lot of new product lines and is asking customers what price they would be willing to pay for fretboard radius sanding blocks, which is a very customer friendly approach.

@boo
Some colour matching and blending will do the trick