Axe Vale show took place last weekend (June 18, and 19).
Huge crowds flocking back to the Axe Vale Show 2022. On Saturday, June 18, and Sunday, June 19, the Axminster showground was buzzing with people from near...
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Huge crowds flocking back to the Axe Vale Show 2022. On Saturday, June 18, and Sunday, June 19, the Axminster showground was buzzing with people from near...
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The Axe Vale Show is making a comeback next month after a two-year gap.
@Dave S - "Stanley 702" It's clearly designed for only wood work because it is made from aluminium. Unfortuntately I will be doing all manner or materials and the aluminium will get battered. Also my parts will be too near to the table to get good access for filing/sawing etc. Interesting suggestion though! @Peter Cook 6 - "Stanley STA183069" Like I say I DON'T really want a ball and socket thing, because it will (presumably) flex too much and be more bulky than required. To be honest I just want something simpler. @Ega - Zyliss vice Ingenious for sure. But bit bulky, fussy and complicated. A...
Posted by Mick B1 on 15/03/2021 14:40:35: Agreed, and it behoves the machinery distributors to consider the possibilities of supplying it if they want the hobby side of their business to prosper. One of the reasons why ARC spent a considerable amount of money supporting the Milling and lathework for beginners series in MEW and published the subsequent book. For example it does tell you how to fit ER collets into the nut unlike any of the old books where they were not even heard of. In the 25 odd years I've been using Axminster for woodworking I have only felt their engineering side to be a ve...