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There are loads of options.....Here's one..! https://www.doordeals.co.uk/product/internal-softwood-universal-door-lining

I've certainly had my money's worth out of it.....I've still got the underside to use as yet,... that doesn't have a single cut in it.

I do,....And I use every one of them! I love them gadget salesmen....😂😂😂

....Not if you've got 288 holes to chamfer...!!! 😮😮😮.....No matter whether its MDF or solid Beech..!!

I had a similar experience a couple of weeks ago with an unexpected delivery by RM on a Sunday......The next day, I was actually just going into my workshop and the Postman was delivering my mail and I stopped him to ask about the Sunday delivery.....He explained that Sunday deliveries are part...

I also had the same jigsaw.....Its long gone now, but I've still got that black handled screwdriver somewhere....😁

I rebate my 8mm backs so there is a 20mm void behind on the wardrobes that I make..... Here's a couple of scrap bits to show how I do it...

Not really sure why you would want to use MDF as a cabinet material...? What are you planning on finishing / sealing it all with...? Paint? You could just use 18mm MFC which is pre finished, available in hundreds of colours and use matching 8mm material for the backs.

Or the blade is blunt.....

It's not exactly cheap but I use one of these and it's a godsend when you work on your own...

That's exactly the way I use my KS120. It's super accurate and the dust extraction is second to none. For accurate repetitive cuts, the extension wings are also really useful 👍

In all honesty, it was 2 people who had a real influence on me and really helped push me in a certain direction.......That was my Woodwork teacher and metalwork/engineering teacher at school......Mr Quarmby & Mr Little.....I'll never forget them and what they taught me as well as an attention...

I hear what you are saying now......I appreciate that that drawing could be a bit misleading now you've mentioned it....I just assumed that L1 was live and L2 was neutral and I think that is what the drawing is meant to show......I wired both my 240v contactors( as mentioned above) assuming...

I think, possibly,....the drill bits you're after are known as SDS Max bits.....Do a Google search for SDS Max drill bits and see if they look similar to your old bits..👍

Sorry Spectric,....I'm not really sure what you are trying to say....? Surely, this drawing below is for a 3 phase motor and the one in my post #7, is for a single phase motor...??

Which drawing are you referring to Spectric...? The one I posted up in post #7...?

There may well be a more up to date version out there somewhere coz, as I said, there is a 4mm Domino available now.

You may find this helpful....although this must be an older reference because there is a 4mm x 20mm Domino now !

One of my best friends bought me a Record DML36 SH MK2 as a thank you present for being his best man about 15 years ago. Once I'd put it all together and got it mounted to a workbench, the first thing I did was buy Keith Rowley's Foundation Course book...Worth every penny! My first attempts at...

I found this company.... https://www.berger-tools.co.uk/Screws_Nuts_Washers_Clamping__Supporting_Elements/Din508_T-Nut_Heat_Treatable_Steel/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw3eeXBhD7ARIsAHjssr9fTfc0Q26PPUkM93TZAxiLpUn6D4lPiRtl1lq8ywRPSYW2Tc6rfGwaApXNEALw_wcB They seem to offer quite a varied selection of T...