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Yes and no. The buildings the same, and its still a meat market, but its got a new name - "ISIS". Adam

Ahh yes, I see now - very clever. Thankyou. Adam

Try this link (which came from a post that came up from a search of this forum)... http://www.herts.ac.uk/lis/ltdu/project ... er9set.htm Also.... https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3412 or here https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3531

I don't get it either :oops: Adam

Welcome to the forum. A quick search of previous posts - with a search term like "jointer" etc should throw up plenty of results. Adam

I will admit this is about as big as its practical to make in the current workshop. Its certainly not helped by having a large honey extractor in as well. Lifting the item on and off the table saw is hard work, and its far from ideal, and the time wasted is increased as its even less easy to...

Remembered, they still had pencil lines on for to indicate where the mortices should be. Once I'd cut the mortices, then I could plan the pencil lines off. Adam

Err about 3.5 months to get round to posting the pictures? :oops: Adam

Fortunately not, had a cm or so to spare 8) Yes, a dirt cheap one from Jessops. Fortunately the screen on my camera flips round, so I can see whether I'm in shot or not. I make extensive use of the 10 second delay feature. Err, its good practice isn't it? :?: Makes them ease in a little...

English ash and english walnut? Saves on the environmental cost of shipping stuff across the pond. However it may be cheaper (in ££) to use american walnut/maple as suggested Adam

Sanding each piece.... Vacuuming off the dust... Whohoo, i found a use for my GWW freebie! Perfect for getting inside that groove. First coat on everything... So resorting to pegs to hold them up. So many mortices - I've switched to a nice big industrial machine - far faster than my...

Yes, I find I only get a good cut pushing, and sometime only when I take a pull cut. Rarely do I find both work. It seems (for me) to depend on the wood, the curve and the grain orientation and angle. Once I find what works, I stick to it. Adam

Good stuff! Adam

Could it be notched somehow? (The piece coming down at 45 degrees) such that it hooks over the horizontal piece? Good to see you back with us. Adam

Can;t help with the question but welcome to the forum. Adam

I think Newbie_Neil is the Supersaw expert. He'll be along shortly no doubt. I have heard of people using a centre punch at regular intevals along the bar which causes it to spread fractionally and improves the fit. Adam

Very nice work - its obvious that it must have taken lots of precision work to get it to fit so snugly. Well done! Adam

Just one comment, a mate of mine ran his through an extension cable and had no end of problems. I gave him a extremely heavy duty piece of extension cable (and much shorter) and it solved all of the problems. Adam

White spirit and a bright light? Adam

Although giving out the details means you'll get added to the "sucker" list of people who are deemed worthy of trying other scams on, as initiaally at least, it won't be clear you have supplied false details - you will be added as a to the sucker list as someone who gave out the information...