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Was sleeting/raining on and off on the journey up this morning but the temperature remained above freezing so its come to nothing. A bit of snow on the cars around the show ground but the roads and paths are clear. Cheers Peter

I have the older Veritas ones with A2 steel blades, love the shave not so keen on the steel, pleased to say it's been replaced with PMV11. Cheers Peter

Just finished setting up my demo tools, ready for a van first thing in the morning, fingers crossed for decent road conditions. Hope to see some regular faces there, come and say hello on our new bigger stand No 59. Cheers Peter

Hi Gordon Sorry to hear of your downsizing, I have used FaceBook Market Place for moving kit on. Cheers Peter

Sounds like you are having fun and enjoying wood working. If you need any tools check us out, we ship all over the world including the Channel Islands fingers crossed Alderney included. https://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/ Cheers Peter

Sound advice from Richard, I would try my bending iron first, this video shows a home made version. Cheers Peter

For moving full boards of MDF or Granite we use the Fastcap Clip N Roll which were designed for the job. https://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/fastcap-clip-n-roll/ Cheers Peter

I would stick with the manufactures recommendations, my Felder can take 4mm per cut but I rarely take more than 3. You may damage the machine, clog up the dust extractor and leave a poor finish. Smaller finer cuts will be better all round. Cheers Peter

The Starrett are very good but iGaging are a lot cheaper, check out Stumpy Nubs video at 4.36 Or our customer reviews. https://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/igaging-precision-combination-square-300mm-12-dual-scale/ Cheers Peter

I have some old blue ones which are still going strong along with my Milescraft versions, neither of these have broken up. https://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/milescraft-trigrips/ Cheers Peter

Hi Droogs, sorry we have not restocked the larger sizes. Cheers Peter

We used insulated plasterboard within our barn conversion on the solid 9" walls, we used 52.5mm but I wished I had used thicker. When we had the cold spell over the winter and we were trying to keep the heating down it's this area that really lost it heat. We used a spray foam and additional...

@Spectric they are indeed replaceable and interchangeable, the lighter grey UltraFlex feathers are used in the stackable FeatherDuo to ensure a strong anti kick back but not to much resistance when feeding timber through, they can also be used in the single height FeatherPro featherboard when...

Thanks @Bojam we received our first delivery a few weeks ago after hearing how good they are but I wanted to check them out for myself, pleased to say they have lived up to my expectations and our second order is in with a wider range of products including the GuidePRO Extension. Looking forward...

No I have the bigger TRA001, which the 3/8" thick Incra plate is more than capable of handling. Your smaller router also fits into Incra's pre drilled holes for both fixing and the winder position, so its screw and go!

I have my Triton on my Incra plate. https://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/incra-magnalock-router-plate-7518-t/ Cheers Peter

I put together this video a few years ago to help wood workers select their timber. https://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/peter-sefton-timber-selection-download/ Cheers Peter

@Johnwa What type of saw or kit do you have, a table saw with a sliding table or mitre slot and mitre gauge?

I assume you mean 180mm wide at the base by 250 to 300mm high?

As its four sided it will have the standard 45 degrees mitres in one plain, so setting your saw arbour to 45 and you are half way there. The other angle will depend on how tall the pyramid is. Cheers Peter