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thanks guys yeah ByronBlack i was thinking that way, but of course the glass wouldnt be easy to change, well thanks for putting light into a dark tunnel for me, i will give it ago thanks

ah cheers guys, i surpose a router table is needed - i havent got 1 yet :( i thought you put the glass in before you glue up - otherwise it wud be hard 2 get the glass in the frame? which would then secure it

well, i was wondering whats the best way to put glass in a cabinet door? or even a how to build a mirror? - what tools or steps to do it? cheers

thanks guys, yeah thats great Martingchapman PM sent. and another question i heard the woodrat is predrilled for a DeWALT 625? can any1 confirm this as i may have a chance to own 1 for £90.

Ive got a problem... i will try and explain the best way i can. i won a woodrat on ebay for £250... but the only thing it hasnt got is.. that chart of the router bits (on the video you refer to it to tell you the settings of the dovetails) does anyone no where i can download it? or even...

i was browsing ebay and come across this book case, i like the finish and i was wondering if any would know that particular wax or close to it. i've PM'ed him asking , but nothing.. :roll: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0251787151 thanks in advance

ah i see! thankyou very much i will give it ago - and let you know.

Hi people this is my 1st post on the turning section and this is my 1st (of many question's) let's say if your doing a table leg for example. how would you get all four legs exactly the same, maybe a jig? thanks in advanced

Hi again thanks for the replies. WiZeR I totally understand what your saying, just looking at the woodrat is scary :( I must admit whilst watchin the vids - i soon lost my bearings i was thinking of getting the Axminster Plus SBW4300WL Bandsaw (It's got a decent depth of cut & i would use...

Hi steve thanks for the reply, i understand what you saying it is alot of money. but then i also want to cut dovetails - and i haven't got a router table yet :shock: i was hoping you could buy a jig for a table saw (like norm's) but i can't seem to find any....or any idea of making my...

I second that! - jigs are useful (inventin and using them can be a challenge) all the more reason to have one! 8)

Thanks for the replies guys i was thinking of a woodrat, just looked at some vids on youtube if the woodrats are all they are saying to be - how come you didnt cut the tenons on it too? ive been lookin at the WR900 - £385.00 and this woodrat cuts so many different joints.. Leigh Jig is the...

Which is also the fastest way? ive never cut them before, i guess you can cut em of a table saw (seen norm do it effortlessly) and a mortiser? if so is there any guides floatin around? cheers

theres nothing wrong with that mate! lookin all good from here, well done =D>

Hi there timmo My old mans got that saw and its good for the money we built my workshop which is 18ft x 13ft, nearly almost all the cuts were done with that, the blades are more to buy than the saw, but saying that good buy! any questions ask.

True... and no they can't call you a liar either - to them it's a hobby. and hobbies aren't illegal (well not yet anyway..) well the thing is here we can't do much and enjoy it without someone spoilin it/complainin etc , it more like a damn contration camp :twisted: , but hey thats a whole...

I too work from home - i make things in my workshop most the time to sell on - no one is any the wiser :wink: Dan tovey says.. that is true - any slight complaint , they will put two and two together, like they say - keep it reasonable & you will be alright :D

thanks alot guys, i will give them a bell, i've also found their website which i must say i'm impressed. :D they are roughly 39 mile from me, which isn't too bad and prices are good (looking at their ebay shop:!:) i have just dropped them a msg on ebay to double check on if i have to...

Does anyone know to any decent timber yards within the west midlands area. where ever i seem to go nowadays its the same old... "too expensive we only do pine now.." any help would be great however, i have found Dawson Bros & Henry Venables. maybe someone used them? and are they good on...

Hi i have that table saw, (the one that's for sale) - its not bad but i wish i shopped around a little its like it totally rips the wood - rather than a clean cut (surpose can't moan for the price! - but when i did buy it, half the fixings were missing - but im looking to upgrade now - after a...