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A glass raised to friends lost that helped and guided me in many aspects of my career when I needed technical assistance or physical...

This thread reminds me how I am often saddened when I wield a second hand tool and think of the hands of those that used it before me...

Merry Christmas 🎄 to you and all the members and their families/friends ..

I guess that’s why it didn’t give a clean edge when I routed the shelf slots. Had to run a sanding block over it . It was almost like it...

As said Tulipwood. It's lovely to work with if a little soft. I've always used to think of it as a wood for painting only but had a...

Welcome to ukw and merry Christmas to you 🤗☘️ ☘️

A casual comment not meant to be taken literally, as for how far the securing nut has to come undone I’d personally not ever like to...

I have the dw 708 I often switch blades between 24 / 48 / 72 teeth blades so it’s checked often tbh but that’s the last thing you want...

Most of the jigs for dovetails require you to have a unibase which then allows you to fit guide bush to use the jig . I have no...

Tulipwood. Often used to make drawer back and sides. Nice to work with. Our US cousins may refer to it as poplar although I understand...

Thanks. Not my tablesaw - thats the image off YouTube showing the example. Thanks for the advice Jon

Agree with @Orraloon above perfect for sliding timber or boards through a table saw but that’s about the limit of it . Also 18mm ply or...

I have to say I see many woods for sale that are patently not what the seller thinks they are. I do not think it malice but just...

I only know a few such as oak , sapele and beech etc but something was just shouting at me - I’m not what you think I am -colour and...

Having worked on the genuine beech top and bottom I was pretty certain is wasn’t beech but had no idea what it was . Maybe the seller...