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I just watched one too! Much like the Paul Sellers op only with paper a jig and a back bevel on the face. Quicker than you'd expect...

During my time of touring Europe by motorhome, I would bring a couple or so crates of German beer home, then return the empties the...

I'm mentally renaming this thread to the all'a highafallutin' jeeves-and-wooster-knock-off thread Purely for personal entertainment value

The design is poor. In the photo, where the flat face of the clamp is sitting, another piece of wood could be used that would gusset the...

Are we over thinking it? Two 10mm dowels and a long (50-60mm) 5mm screw drilled carefully for, with 2-part epoxy would hold very well...

Nope, not everyone. Knock yourself out. [Yawn] Crack on then! The rest of us will get busy actually making something, you should try...

Splines coupled with a double glueing to the end grain, IE apply glue, leave 10 mins for the wood glue to penetrate the end grain...

Did he actually have time left in the day to make anything after all those efforts? Beggar that for a game of soldiers, I'll stick to a...

Apparently not a joke at all, can't wait to hear your feedback when you finish perusing his website! :ROFLMAO:

Damn that's a good idea! I've been using in-line switches all this time. Are they wired into a socket or ring?

Check. So roughly square similar to mine, cheers! (y)

The shop is 23' x 27' inside measurements. The roof used scissor trusses so it slopes inside in two directions, 9' along the wall and...

That's going to be way too coarse, in the region of 40 grit I'd wager :unsure:

Hey Pete, what area does that cover width by depth? Trying to figure out how to better illuminate my workshop, a paltry Width 5.2m (17'...

As well as the LED panels, I've got strip lights under the cabinets lighting the bench