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Hi, I have a Bosun 10' Mitre saw that is not cutting true angles, I bought it second hand with no instructions and have no experience with mitre saws. There is no tilt on the blade but when I swing the table round to say 45 degrees it's not cutting 45 degrees. Please help! :shock: Regards...

Sounds like the stuff!

Not sure, does red cedar have a juniper like smell?

Amazing thankyou

Ps I was hoping for a generic one as wolfcraft no longer produce parts for this

Hi all, I was hoping you may be able to help as I have reached a dead end. I have a wolfcraft router table (6156 or 540) which is obsolete and has a missing mitre gauge (not sure of the name) but it pivots on a sliding bar, does anyone know where I may find a replacement? The cheaper the better...

Ok, just wanted it for the smell, inch wide pieces max, I shall continue my search! Kind regards

Hi all, Have been trying to source juniper wood to make chopping boards e.t.c to no avail, I live in south Devon, anyone know where I might be able to source it? Regards Sacha

Hi, I am building a hex picnic table (buildeasy plans) and want to make my own parasol/umbrella for the table. I cant find plans anywhere, can anyone please help? Regards Sacha

Thanks!

Morning all, as the title suggests can anyone help here? It's for a chicken coop. and some of the wood is not tannelised. Thanks! Sacha

mtr 1, correct this is the jig and I shall try that, the drill is also very old and I haven't thought of that. However the plunge cutter seams the way forward as I already have a router. Off to the shops! Thanks everyone

Sounds good, can I get 8mm "drill" bits for a router?

Morning all, I'm new to joinery and am trying to establish if I'm a Muppet or not. I'm drilling a lot of dowel holes, (they are marked) on various parts of 7-8 inch x 2m strips to make T joints. I have a hand drill and a hand-held Silverline dowelling jig which is no use as it wobbles. I just...

Great thanks!

Thank you for your help, just one final question, with the hard wax oil and the wood dye, is it necessary and or possible to finish it with Danish oil? Regards Sacha

I see, could I get away with wood dye covered with Danish oil? We're going for an antique pine look. Thank you so much for your advice Regards Sacha

Ok, just so I'm sure, I don't need a stain I can just apply Danish oil that has a colour in it? and that's that? Regards Sacha

Fantastic Thanks!

I have the same router, I'm not sure about the holes but when you take the plastic off there are 2 I believe, I was going to build a custom table but never got round to it, anyway, I got a 7x7'' and 1/4'' thick steel plate cut, to mount the router into, and I was going to use the 2 holes and I...