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OK, so I am on this page: https://titman.co.uk/product/sash-bar/# and I am scratching my head a little. I n the sizing details, there is "L" which is clear from the drawings, but also "L1" which I cant see....and I am struggling to work out the relationship of the diameter "D" to the size of my...

Wow, just found the Titmans range, thanks Niall, there is a huge selection there.....let me plough through

Thanks, I think I have that cutter and its not quite the right shape. Problem is if I get the muntins run up onn a spindle, I will need to rout the same profile on teh stiles and rails.......

I am restoring some old sash windows for a listed building and while I can find several cutters that produce a shape near the required, ( for example here: https://www.machinery4wood.co.uk/CMT-Ovolo-sash-router-bit-set-635-radius-x-12mm-cut-x-1-2-shank/P37457) they all seem to be rounder than I...

I do already have a standard muscle chuck, (Brought from you Peter many years ago!) so if I get something like this https://www.axminstertools.com/axcaliber-router-collet-extension-1-2-shank-211367 I could just put the muscle chuck on top of this?

Much as I would like a dedicated machine, my workshop is now much smaller, due to retirement and a house move....so I need to be clever with space...so my router table top is designed to slide out from under my mitresaw station when I need it, the mitre saw gets folded down and put away and the...

Thanks for the suggestion ( very clever BTW!) , it may come to that I guess, but I was hoping that somewhere I could buy something that would be a bit more tidy looking and designed for the job.

Hi, have recently brought a makita bench top planer,( very nice little machine BTW....) and also have a UJK router fence on my router table with a 63mm outlet. I have been doing some internet shopping for adapter solutions, so I can use my Festool extractor to remove the dust etc. I thought I...

Thanks for the replies! Damn, so my only option is to use the UJK lift then? Or a router raizer....these look OK, Can you buy these in the UK?

so, I have a UJK router table top and am considering getting a proper lift for it. Will the Jessem lift fit the UJK table top ( Cast iron) ? I am using it with a trend router. older version of the T11K half inch router. I also have a Festool OF2200 which does not get much use . Can this be used...

Thanks, I think I have it figured out now, a mortice and tenon should do the trick

Hi, as title, making a couple of windows by hand rather than the usual buy them in option and while I have the cross joint worked out for the mullions, I scratching my head a little for the best way to locate / attach the mullions to the horizontal and vertical frame members around them. They...

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Hi, I am looking to sell my single phase Felder universal machine, which I purchased approx 2014. Its had only hobby use apart from 18 months in 2019 when it was used for some small scale furniture making. It has a host of extras including powerfeed, fence extensions, various blades and some...

I would wait until you can expose the wood and let it dry out - IE in the summer. No good doing this stuff this time of year

Hi, I am moving my workshop from my business premises to my new house, which does not have 3 phase supply. I know you can run a 3 phase machine on single phase using an inverter, but that is about the extent of my knowledge... Anyone here who knows about this? My saw is an old PK, what rated...

Thanks for the kind words fellas, rgds mark

Hi, been having a little bit of workshop action lately and managed to make this bookcase in a couple of days this week. Its in solid walnut, with ply veneered shelves, no fancy joinery as I was in a hurry, so the good old domino was in action, but nonetheless, a satisfying project and one of the...

No worries, I realised that mate! We have a 1920's french deco sideboard next to it with sunburst veneered doors, so I wanted to make something similar, but different..... So yes , I spent much time figuring out the design and choosing the veneers. cheers, Mark