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Big bookcase with sliding glass doors (yet to be fitted): 2mm bandsaw Oak veneers over a laminated pine substrate, to hold very large 'coffee table' type books and big photo albums. The stand is exactly co-planar with the bottom of the bookcase so it tucks in flush with the skirting...

Many thanks, appreciated, but it wasn't too difficult to build. There are two main things I did, firstly to draw out full size plans and rods on a bit of mdf and secondly, to make full size pine mock ups of all the bits (like the wishbone) which were a bit ticklish. Once you've done it in pine...

If you want to push to boat out a little bit, you could do something like the one I made for myself last year.... My interpretation of Hans J. Wenger's classic 'wishbone' desk from the mid 20thcent. Frame in solid Brown Oak with a bandsawn veneer quarter sawn Brown Oak top. The drawer has...

Sold. I said that I don't have the box but I might possibly...I'll check tomorrow - Rob

Absolutely, sold - Rob

Having a bit of a clear out of bits and pieces that are brand new, still packaged and/or have seen virtually nil use. First up Veritas Scraper Shave: Brand new, never been used or sharpened. No box - £30 SOLD Next a set of 6mm letter and number punches: Used just a couple of times, both...

Sold to the man :D - Rob

Excellent. Leave the details with me and I'll sort out the price tomorrow (and the extra blade) to inc. postage to the ROI and PM you. I trust the LN saw is behaving itself? :lol: - Rob

Some years ago I bought the LN51 which is specifically designed for a shooting board (and it doesn't need a dedicated track to work). It's expensive and the Veritas version is a lot cheaper; both are superb though for use on a shooting board. For sharpening I use the 3M films from Workshop...

I'll second and third that! Gluebot's are fantastic for dispensing the sticky stuff and like loads of others here, I use both of mine with Everbuild D4 which for me, for most jobs, is just about the best glue out there. D4 is pretty runny stuff and it's very easy to use with a Gluebot - Rob

Hermes will courier to the ROI and I've just done a very rough costing of about £10 so final price may be a little more than the price quoted in the sale thread Edit - I've also got a Quangsheng blade from Workshop Heaven that will fit this plane (if I can find it :D ).... I'll also include...

Veritas wooden plane hardware kit: PMV11 blade, the instructions have one or two of my pencil scribbles inside - £30 inc p&p

Bought a few years ago but hardly used: However, being a complete and utter numpty, I managed to try and plane the end of a Pozidrive screw, resulting in some scratches on the sole. Intensely irritating :evil: but they're entirely cosmetic and they don't affect the plane as a user in any...

Bought some years ago at the first Ax show and a constant user in the 'shop: Some fair wear and tear but still a great block plane. A2 blade with a box. Shortly to be surplus to requirements - £110 inc p&p

Many thanks but I still need your postal addy to be able to send it to you :lol: - Rob

Will do...sold - Rob

Sold, please PM me your postal address - Rob

It is, do you want it marked 'Sold'? - Rob

Yours, please PM me your postal address - Rob

Steve, what are your thoughts on that Mitre Lock cutter? I had pondered about using one for a forthcoming project but I'm not too keen on the 'Harry Potteresque' zig-zag shape you get left with on the 'show' face. I'm going to be doing big mitres, at least 350mm wide by on say, 20mm thick...