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Definitely not yew I'm afraid but I think it may be Elm long time since I have seen any green.

I think you need to choose your draw runners first some will allow you to have a over deep draw box but some won't.

The bees knees, the only downside is the price tag. Happy sanding.

Or if you can get a jobbers bit then just re grind the end to create a usable brad point it's not that difficult with a bit of practice.

I could do the laminating and the CNC work but not the PVC edging I'm afraid.

Can't you just measure the size of the rectangle and the radius of the corners and draw it up?

Every little helps as they say.

Well that's a fantastic instruction in soldering, i'm sure others will find it very useful, if not the op this time.

Hey, I didn't think we're allowed to link to live auction! Now every ones going to be bbidding for it.

It all looks like yew to me.

Worm usually emerge May/June sort of time so look around then.

I like to use concrete posts, they last a lot longer than plain wooden ones.

Sorry Sploo I should have made clear, I would cnc it.

Here it is. when-it-just-isn-t-long-enough-t101030.html

If you really want to go with the shorter worktops, I can join them for you with a feature dovetail / Jigsaw like joint, I did post a photo of one I did recently.

How flush does it need to be? I think you may need to recess the top of your block to take a special made flat nut.

The way I see it is that these two tools are chalk and cheese, if you use one you don't really use the other, if you have the space then it's a table saw every time, but space is very valuable so don't waste it. I have both but rarely ever use the track saw.

Now all delivered and fitted. I hope now you see it in place it makes sense of the design. Must get a better picture on my next visit. :roll:

Lakeone wood whitener I have found works very well at removing the red from woods like Mahogany.

A few pictures for Pete, showing how it all fixes together/ comes apart.