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Concave down is the norm, taking down the high spots on the ends until flat and ready for thicknessing. Cheers Peter

Could it be your wife has blocked you from Axi :lol: Hope you get it sorted out. Cheers Peter

Interesting, are you trying from Cyprus? I have a customer in Italy who messaged me last night having the same issue accessing Wood Workers Workshop when all seems fine from the UK :? Is this part of the B word :( Cheers Peter

If you are interested pop and see us at Harrogate you might want to try out our iGaging, my preference is the cheaper EZ Cal range, 14mm tall numbers in the screen becoming more useful all the time :) Cheers Peter

Drop by and say hello, we will be demonstrating a few things including the Pantorouter and we are looking at putting some show deals together for the weekend. Meeting up with customers and past students is our main reason for attending and giving visitors the chance to try before you buy or at...

Hi Chris The original factory that produced a key element of UF glues was based in Iraq but they ceased producing it around 18-24 months ago, a few suppliers dropped "Cascamite" as a result. I used to buy a Borden product but it disappeared from the market. A new producer for that key element...

Looks like wrong grain direction, but an article I wrote may help. https://www.peterseftonfurnitureschool. ... rticle.pdf

Also go for a blade with a negative hook angle or be very carful if over 5 degrees positive. Cheers Peter

If you have lost it I have a spare, give me a shout or PM me and I will put it in the post. Cheers Peter

The Veritas is an amazing plane, one of my personal favourites.

Most of our students do undertake the business module in the third term but some students have no intention of going into business or have just taken early retirement from running their own businesses, and now just want to enjoy woodworking. I feel anyone who is considering self employment or...

Rods will always be used in hand woodworking but many more machine based workshops will use measurement far more. Machines with flips fences on measuring tapes and digital readouts rely on accurate cutting lists, often taken from scale drawings. We use rods far more for curved or angled work...

What size, power are you looking for? I stock the Mafell FM 1000 spindle for use in the Pantorouter and its used in CNC routers, it has a 43mm connection collar and is 1000W. Cheers Peter

James The quality of the guide bush is clearly very poor and not something I would knowingly be prepared to sell, or what I would expect from Incra. Is this something you have already mentioned to Jim? We will obviously replace, refund or swap for the JessEm lift if you prefer, one way or...

I know Jim has emailed Incra today but possibly waiting for a reply with the time difference to Dallas, I am sure he will be back in touch as soon as he hears from them. Returned from my holidays and back to it now. Cheers Peter

We had a customer buy an Incra Mast-R-Lift from us and fit a Chinese Spindle controlled by a VFD a few years ago. From memory he managed to fit it ok within the lifts adjustable clamps but the configuration left the cutter slightly off centre. Not a major issue unless using a bushing ring. The...

Hi James Thanks for buying from us, this sounds very unusual. The Incra and JessEm router lifts are made to very close tolerances and this is not anything we have heard of before. Please feel free to contact Jim in my shop who can assist with any concerns. [email protected] Best...

I run a Trend shear rebate block on my Hammer F3 with straight cutters, never had any quality of cut issues. The much bigger heads on old tenoners tended to have curved blades, but the shear was more pronounced than these small blocks. I have seen poor finish for reasons including a rough sawn...

That would be excellent, thanks