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    Hi, all. New one here

    Welcome to the forum
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    A London Thread?

    Fair point about heading out into Surrey / Kent etc. Not after anything specific at the moment. Driving regularly past a couple of closed down hardware stores has made me think about it I suppose.
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    A London Thread?

    I only meant too little for woodworking type stuff. The super high rents and prices mean that it's barely viable to run that sort of business these days near the capital. Axminster outlets and anything 'nice' is an hours drive away or more. I went to Fareham recently and there was nice tool...
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    A London Thread?

    Might have a look into that - thank you
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    A London Thread?

    Afternoon Not trying to upset anyone or start any arguments! Just wondering if there's a purpose in a thread/sticky thread (does that still exist) or section for London based members? Nothing special about us - just that it seems that the high prices round here mean there are virtually no...
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    Hello!

    Welcome to the forum
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    Hello from London

    Great looking shelves
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    Unfinished extension

    You're a good man to sort all that for him so quickly. I hope there's no other hidden problems. Hopefully the bloke only left a couple of days early without finishing the final parts.
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    Hello

    Welcome from the Surrey / Greater London - not quite sure where I live area!!
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    Hello

    Hello and wlcome to the forum
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    Basic set up required for newbie to cut small 3-4mm thick birch plywood

    Rounding corners - sorry just re-read the op. A disc sander makes light work or small corner roundovers - you can also find templates and profiles to trace to get you started off.
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    Basic set up required for newbie to cut small 3-4mm thick birch plywood

    Do you have any pictures of your products? Bookmarks I think we can imagine - but seeing the shape of keyring might help a little. If you set up a fence on a bandsaw and have a fine toothed blade I'm sure you can turn out reasonable quantities of bookmark shapes. You'll be surprised how much...
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    D&M Tool Show - 6th to 8th October

    Can't believe it's nearly October! Quite enjoyed it last year. Have to stay away from the lovely people on the Wera Tools stand though!!!!
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    Shed help

    Having just replaced an OSB shed roof - if it gets wet you will get all sorts growing on it once it's damp and it with just disintegrate pretty quickly.
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    Good find

    Good find
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    Woodwork eye protection safety glasses

    Found a useful site. UK based and doesn't stock any Dewalt glasses interestingly. https://www.safetygoggles.co.uk/blog/en-166-explained.html
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    Woodwork eye protection safety glasses

    Interesting discussion. I was about to recommend the Dewalt ones that I've used for years...
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    My workshop

    That's quite a useful list. Would you consider sharing some pictures of your shop?
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    My workshop

    I have a folding chair tucked away - mainly for tea breaks!!
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    First post and saying HI

    Drawers in the steps sounds complicated! Not sure about buying or making. At the time buying a small one was straightforward and probably cheaper than buying all the wood from scratch. Bit of a no brainer in that sense. Need a proper measure up for this size. Might be difficult to work around...
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