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Where everton start on the outskirts of paris yesterday as an islamist terror attack. Pretty quiet weekend weatherwise. It the man was killed outside on top for a change. The school where, earlier this will often be dry but often rather cloudy, feeling quite cool as well. Month, he had shown his pupils cartoons of the prophet mohammed it during a discussion all the details coming up here on on top for a change. Is going to be a pretty quiet about freedom of expression. His attacker was shot dead brea kfast. Weekend it is going to be a pretty quiet weekend weatherwise. Often dry but its saturda...

Degrees if we see some brightness through the afternoon. Then into this evening and tonight, a lot of cloud around. Some clear breaks across southern areas, that could allow some fog patches to develop. A bit of patchy rain where the cloud is thickest further north. Widely, lows between five and 8 degrees, but a bit colder than that in one or two spots. Tomorrow, a similar looking day. It will be dry for the majority, but there will be a lot of cloud and it will feel rather cool. Hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. The headlines the french Prime Minister says the country will react with th...

Hi all I have read some really interesting and helpful articles on here; but looks like a I could spend a full weekend just reading the posts which doesn't get my DIY done! I've just bought lightly used machine and firstly I have a list of parts I may need. - Milling raising block (anyone selling or can advise on what I need?) - Fixed steady (given the narrow throat I expect it will be handy) - Chuck guard (I know everyone takes them off, but I'd like to use one at least until I get fed up with it)

I just use a plain knife tool - with a cutting edge square to the spindle centreline, a plan trail angle of *about* 20 degrees and a point radius of about 20 thou/ half a mm. Leftmost tool in the pic. If I'm roughing, I might angle the toolpost to give a plan approach angle of 10 degrees or so, but as an amateur machinist I'm not often in enough of a hurry to do that. If I'm finishing, I quite often cock the toolpost over so as to almost eliminate the plan trail angle, and use the trailing edge of the tool almost as a shaving face - small depth of cut, low speed, bit of lube, variable feed de...