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Sorry DW I will try harder.

I am intrigued though. I assume you Have bought the dowels in? No griggs I have machined them all (and there's more to do yet) all odd sizes 15mm 25mm 32mm 44mm and 100mm all in Tulip wood except the 15mm which is Beech. And for once this may not be a total waste of our money!

Not sure how to break this to you griggs but your paying for it, well as long as your a UK tax payer that is.

Well now the 12mm ply has arrived a bit more pressing, red laminate one side only I like to use Cascamite for this. left over night and fresh out of the press this morning Then on with notching this lot With this jig and the over head pin router, I had a small brainwave here, I used to flush...

Make it out of solid wood, give every other board a tenon to locate them and infill with flush panels rather than TGV it will look the same in the end, the bit that would concern me is keeping rain water out of the groove at the bottom.

Have you all been eagerly waiting for today's update of befuddlement? well the cutting list continues, This is what's left after I used 108 of these to make... These Then I need 18 of these Two torsion boxes Two of these 24 of these 48 of these and these If you would like DW I will find...

Sorry I'm off for the weekend, more updates on Monday. Good guessing though.

What for! what for, I'll give you what for, for these holes Really must get the pillar drill connected up to the extractor.

Well not just today I started this a week or two ago anyway here's a few bits made so far so that's 240 of these 300 of these 43 of these 36 of these (yes there are more elsewhere) Oh and 6 of these There are more bits but that's all your getting for now! :wink:

Just filled out an order for router bits and thought lets have a look at the clearance section and there is a set of four bits in a box that contains one of the cutters I have on my order and the whole lot was £3 cheaper than the one cutter alone, How does that work then? same quality same...

Although I have never used one and have little knowledge of one it sounds like a job for a chain morticer, have you investigated that option?

Not sure about the details but do seem to remember a project our school did for a TV programme, the theory was that some mice wouldn't cross a white line on the ground, I think it needed to be about 2" wide, could you try painting one around your car?

I think its watered down paint with a clear wax or sealer over the top.

Steve sorry to say I've had one of those for years, tucked under the bench still no idea what it does though!

The Grass standard 95d hinges with 40mm cup will overlay 28mm if required part no 322.13.630 in my book.

I'm sure hafele have one in their catalogue but it needs a 40mm hole not the usual 35mm.

I haven't posted much for a while so thought I'd show you a couple of staircases that I made and fitted recently, not my design but it was tweaked a bit by me.

Timber wise you could use your local builder's merchant standard par pine, here it tends to be 5ths or 6ths redwood it would give you that grain and those knots anyway.

Is there any one here with one of these machines? I have a small job for some one with one. Please let me know if you could help.

A bit like a posher version of a twelve sided one I made a zillion years ago. (p.s. You can edit your title if you want)