Recent content by wiley198

Personally, I hate risk. The dewalt table saw is not meant to be used with more than the single blade, so I would not take the risk. Especially as that risk will only increase the cut made by a kerf width. I would use a jig and a single blade or a router. You get the job done. It may take a...

Is the company in trouble? The closest store to me closed down a few weeks ago.

Cross cut sled for my table saw.

I've got 3x B and Q,, 2 of each Tool Station and Screwfix, a Whickes, TWO Beesley and Fildes, a Travis Perkins and a local hardware store within 10 minutes of me. I bought a sheet of 18mm plywood (to make some jigs with) from B AND Q last Saturday because none of the others came even close...

I know a few professional photographers who have bought and then quickly sold Sony mirrorless and gone back to Canon (buying into their mirrorless system). I'm not sure Sony is as 'no1' as they might like to think they are.

I would ask your daughter if she wants what is now 'old school' DSLR or the new mirrorless systems first. I have two Canon prof bodies (1 series) and a bunch of L series lenses. State of the art...'in their time'...but their time is almost over. Mirrorless is 'where it's at' now. Canon (I only...

Thanks Jake. Just ordered some for collection tomorrow.

https://www.screwfix.com/p/liberon-500ml-clear-satin-solvent-based-interior-wood-wax/8562F?gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiA0--6BhCBARIsADYqyL9hQXq6jgjrsIZWv64JZAXky3FZLN99QRbK5Z2ahldbVCaZulL7TRoaAn8AEALw_wcB So that would be ok?

Lol. Thanks...but which one? This is why I gave posted the thread...I have no idea which one of those (for example - similar results when I google) I should be using.

So a candle?

Good morning friends. I want to make a table sled for my table saw (that has not been used for more than 3 secs so far...newly bought...I finish school for Xmas next week and will get it used). I have watched approximately 38 thousand U-tube videos on how to make one, so I am pretty confident...

It's about one quarter of the way along. The image is distorted because it's a wide angle photo in a small space

Just finished this despite the weather outside. Next step...removable MFT worktop to go onto it as and when needed.

And that's it done I think.

Started assembling the workbench this morning. That shelf (35mm thick) screwed into the crossbar of the legs has really brought things up solid. It needed a couple of knocks with a mallet to get it into place, then the four inch screws bedded into the tops done the trick. The back block has an...