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Beautiful work! David, I think its agreat thing that old methods and technigues are still used. So much gets lost and this sort of knowledge is priceless...a carpenter today seems to have little understanding of even basic stuff like scribing internal mitres, taking the arisses off etc. Agood...

Wow, you have some space there!

Wow, very impressive. Top quality workmanship and interesting techniques, thanks, Cheers, Mark

That's a great bit of work, very well done, and some impressive design and technique. If you don't mind me asking, how much did you charge them for this? Cheers, Mark

We use: www.woodworktops.com

I think everyone uses the "projects, workshop tours etc" forum dont they? I certainly never even looked in that section before now........ although I know its there......

Nice, good sized space, cheers, Mark

Very niceBob....I always appreciate a nicely made and fitted kitchen, being my specialty really for the last 10 years before I stopped site work. We work almost exclusively in central London and I feel your pain re the parking.....the wardens and us are engaged in a constant war...

Thank you very much for all your kind words, its gratifying when fellow enthusiasts and professionals are so complimentary. In answer to "whats next?" Well, it was supposed to be copy of this desk: http://www.darestudio.co.uk/products/ta ... akana-desk which was going to stretch me a little...

OK Folks, here it is, the final installment.......... Despite the worries, the veneering went pretty well.....If anything, I probably used slightly too much glue, as you can see below from the shots when they came out of the bag: i was a bit unsure how best to deal with trimming the...

You need these: http://www.roundwood.com/product/118.aspx

Nice....how long did that take?

Thanks for all the compliments everyone, I realise I am pretty lucky, but I have worked damn hard for the last 30 years to get to this stage. The festool is from my site days, I have always believed firmly in investing money in quality tools, as it pays you back in time saved and a great result...

Hi Baldy! We do this all the time, we use this mebrane: http://www.twistfix.co.uk/waterproof-membrane plus the special fixings & tape, in conjunction with the floor drain system here: http://www.twistfix.co.uk/drainage-channel You can then dry line and plasterboard over the top and hey presto...

Hi Wallace, amazing restoration, I love how you get those old machines looking. You mentioned the PK for sale, do you have pictures and details plus a figure in mind? Rgds, Mark

Dont worry, everyone else did........ Nice one Richard...!

Oh lordy....... Strange how you have nothing to say when someone demolishes your responses as the naive and childish opinions they really are....or comes back at you with a answer that simply disproves utterly something you just said.... I bet you are quite the big man holding forth at the...

No one has "slagged him off""........ read carefully.... ..... if anything, he has been the one throwing the insults....let me see...moronic, bigot, ignorant, hypocrite are but a few of his personal attacks on me. It does not bother me but its pretty strange you cant see whats typed out in...

LOL....keep digging that hole jacob............. This is like shooting fish in a barrel........

Please give us some links to photos etc of your projects.......... thank you