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The day before this thread started my 9 year old niece asked me how much all my tools cost Without thinking much I replied 'About £4,000' Niece replied 'Sell them then' 'Nay lass' said I 'I would be lucky to get £1500 for them'

:( No way would I go there If I was interested I would contact the Daily Mail and ask for their opinion Looks too good to be true

Recently I bought a Whitehead Junior Planer /jointer, made in 1954 only 6 inches wide; not sure if they do larger It is a quality machine and weighs about 170 pounds They were made in Halifax Yorkshire

Custard wrote OK, just ordered some Cascamite, not tried it before; I will soon be building a 6 ft high book-case in Sapele - using mostly Pocket hole Joinery they say it doesn't stain much too Will be trial testing first of course :) Not sure about Radio 4 though -- The Archers might be...

HERE Because it is not expensive does not mean an inferior product or you could push the boat out... I use the above glues for scroll-saw work and general woodworking

That coffee table is fantastic Zoki :) Is it your own design ?

My limited experience.... I've used in table; plunging down with stops, guards and more protectors -- always left me feeling nervous :( Using a jig and free-hand mortising for lose tenons is OK but slow This half inch bit is good btw -- LINK Enter the Domino 500 :D Sheer bliss, gets...

How much wood was you trying to remove ? Before using a template cutter it is normal practice to have not more than 5 mm of wood to remove, otherwise your router will throw a tantrum A jig saw is handy to prepare wood for template cutting if the shape is irregular Some Silverline products...

Hi Wychall So your router is fixed in a table ? Was you moving the wood in the correct direction ? -- right to left ?

Saw this -- not sure where ? Made this from off-cuts

A Wheelie good stand is that Naz :) =D>

O/D THIS appears to be the same bench

Wood Monkey must be a paid up member over at PhotoBucket LINK I can't access my photos on there Came across the thread while researching Axminster jointer Planer -- I'm looking for a second-hand one

Look at this incredibly low price here -- £29.00 LINK I had one before I built my work-bench, excellent; only takes 10 seconds to open or close The clamps are good too !! Paid £50 for mine when on offer at Screwfix, which I thought was good value at the time

My old mate was a stainless steel welder He reckoned a good test was with a small magnet - if the S/Steel was non-magnetic it was good If it is magnetic it might not be good outside; especially in a marine environment Some reading for you Hope that helps

Panoramio is a free photo hosting site owned by Google HERE If they liked your photo it would [with your permission] feature on Google Earth Many of my pictures appeared on Google Earth Above photo taken 1970 -- Western Australia -- that's Cordy on the right Now they are in the process of...

Same boat with P/B, I always found it slow anyway :( I now use http://imgur.com/ which is quick, easy and free Downside is it is also shared by zillions if young people who get away with using naughty words they can be ignored of course Venice this year mega easy to copy just click...

Cheers Droogs I will watch this space :)

Found a use for D/M test-piece

Perhaps make a jig on THESE lines only longer of course