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Thanks, feels better already.

Handles made and fitted so the break down and prep for polishing starts.

Could be Idigbo, but then again it could be uPVC!

Pete, apart from the plinth it breaks down into flat panels albeit with a baton on the back edge, I will try to remember and take some pictures as I dismantle it, it will explain better than words. All the shelves are on pegs the outer ones are for Cd's so need not be adjustable hence no spare...

Just taken a picture of my latest project before I dismantle it for polishing as it won't go back together until it's delivered. Just over 3m long and 2.4m tall It's all veneered in Sycamore the doors are matched in pairs with consecutive veneers running across with a simple Rosewood inlay...

Negative rake should stop it grabbing, can't see that cross cutting has any relevance.

You said it is a new blade, is it the correct type, ie negative rake to stop it from biting too deep.

Hi Methal365 I've just sent you a Pm.

Yes Steve same sort of thing as Corian, you bond with a special two pack adhesive that's colour matched to the material it gives a very near invisible join.

Thanks, I don't think so, they are regular kitchen door type hinges so Nickle plated, the difficult bit was finding some that would work with a door only 12mm thick.

Just thought I would show you all a bathroom cabinet I made recently, the whole thing is made in white Hi-macs solid surface, it was a real struggle to get hinges for it but found some in the end. Any way the client was pleased. no pictures with it in place as they collected it and are...

Another thing to bring into the equation is the effect of the vacuum on the adhesive, and the adhesive on the vacuum, water boils at 0d Celsius if you can get a vacuum of 29" of Hg so even with less of a vacuum from your pump bring the temp up to 18 or 20 and you should be pulling steam through...

If it has feet or holes in the base for fixing to the floor use those to bolt it to the pallet in which case upright.

Click on control panel in user tools and then profile just change as appropriate. To late again.

Yes you can get hinges for that, but there's a lot of different options to consider, you need to study the catalogue.

You could try and ask the local fence.

Seeing as your having such a bad day, you have got the blade in the right way round haven't you? silly I know but it has been done before.

I think I would send them a message and ask if they have a buy it now price, seal the deal before anyone else gets a look in.

I've had that before too, just the occasional piece that really stinks usually a bit greyer and woolly, I'd just assumed it was a rouge species that gets mixed in in error.

Probably one of the Meranti's at a guess