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We had some table legs down the men's shed I think they were used for dibbers!

I agree lovely job!!

Wouldn't it be easier to pick up a router?! It's amazing what the old school woodworkers used to make amazing things, church pews / interiors comes to mind!

I don't think it's a BC issue - reading between the lines it's a change of flooring from block and beam to prestressed hollow beams that's the issue? The structural engineer didn't appreciate any issues that the change might have made? Although ground conditions might have been a factor too?

As above planning first Then structural engineer then Fabricator to make a platform / railings. Good luck!

I'd mask up the white panel and stain with coloured varnish / wood stain.

Or the cement has a grey powered feel and little holding ability so as such can easily breakdown and react with the cement!

Jacob is an AI bot haven't you twigged yet!🤣🤣🤣

How about extending table slides. You'll need a good sized hole in the back of the drawer to allow the air out too.

If you sell and buy second hand I doubt the differences will be great. A decent older s/h table saw night cost £500? Same in USA???

I'm on my way!!

I'd spend the £50? extra for a second driver as going from drill to screw mode each time would be annoying to say the least!!

Yes something like that!

£500.... Saw is £650 DX £150 Total £800 £500 seems reasonable second hand?

When I got back into making stuff I looked a other people's designs on the post a pic of last thing you have made. Also look at the likes of Paul sellars projects. Anna white has loads of DIY designs which you will probably make you think I can do better than that! Finally good woodworking...

Wow is that school / college building?

I think that would work. A track saw wil be a good investment for such work along with a good cordless drill. Peter Millard is a good watch for board based furniture projects.

Very similar to the 260 machines just with motor out the back?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/386655345787?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=A5BFpGrhT-6&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=ptixoXeJTeO&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Yes it was this model much more powerful than the DIY range. Worth the extra £80 if your an intensive user.

We need more pictures!👍🤣