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  1. LBCarpentry

    What is this?

    A gift from an elder. But what is it?
  2. LBCarpentry

    Domino 700

    If I could only have one...... The 500
  3. LBCarpentry

    Best palm router for hinges

    Cordless routers, whatever next?! Cordless chop saws?? Now that does sound fancy!
  4. LBCarpentry

    Best palm router for hinges

    :ROFLMAO: I do worse than that - I spend 30 minutes looking for the correct router bit first! I still enjoy the process of marking with a marking gauge, but you're right - Need to streamline more so bearing guided jigs are deffo the way forward. We always use the same size hinges for casements...
  5. LBCarpentry

    Best palm router for hinges

    Hello! I’m going to purchase a dedicated router for cutting out hinge slots in doors, casements and on frames. Wondering what most people use. I currently use my festool OF1400. I currently like the balance of a larger router and also realise that it needs to have a big clearance hole in...
  6. LBCarpentry

    Profile cutter id

    Pocket watches are quirky. Monacles are quirky. Belt buckles are quirky CUTTER BLOCKS SHOULD NOT BE QUIRKY 😂
  7. LBCarpentry

    Profile cutter id

    Fine - A lesson for the new apprentice coming up then...templates and routering Cn;t wait for him to smash out the wrong end - Better order some filler in
  8. LBCarpentry

    Profile cutter id

    Its only scary because I can never be bothered to grind the limiters and I just go for it with an unbalanced block :ROFLMAO:!
  9. LBCarpentry

    Profile cutter id

    No bandsaw :cry:
  10. LBCarpentry

    Profile cutter id

    Can any help me Id or find a suitable cutter for the below sash horn profile before I fully give up and make my own - a scary process that I did once and rather not repeat too often if I can help it 😉 Horn is 70mm Actual moulding is 50mm Thanks! Louis
  11. LBCarpentry

    Treating exterior oak

    What is exterior oak?
  12. LBCarpentry

    Wooden Greenhouse

    The timber you chose is based on your budget frankly. Accoya top but frankly overkill ? Oak - the biggest swizz of all time Sapele - decent price but moves a lot and a horrid colour Personally I think cedar is looking like a good option for this specific job Frame dims 70 x 55 Casement dims (if...
  13. LBCarpentry

    Dust Disposal

    Farmers are usually the best bet.
  14. LBCarpentry

    What's the most stupid thing you've done in woodworking?

    Once whilst trying to remove big black T hinge from an old door, I laid the door on trestles, removed the screws until I was left with just the bolt that goes through the entire door. Took a drill and ratchet drive, full power reverse and yes you guessed it..... The entire hinge spun round and...
  15. LBCarpentry

    What's the most stupid thing you've done in woodworking?

    Oh I’ve just thought of mine. When making window frames used to run a mortar groove round the outside of the frame like ye olde days. This required dropping timber into the cutter block one end, and stopping before the end and dropping back out. One time dropping in, the block just snatched the...
  16. LBCarpentry

    Going rate for foreman

    Couldn’t agree more it’s such a rarity to find a tradesman where is not only good at their job, but well presented, punctual, polite and considerate for the service they are supplying. All part of the problem why being a tradesman is not a profession. Anyone who fancies a go can do it!
  17. LBCarpentry

    Extractor issues

    Sorted. One of the phase wires was loose and arching in a fuse box. Nice burnt cable and melty plastic. Sorted now thanks everyone! Louis
  18. LBCarpentry

    Extractor issues

    I think it’s deffo my abuse of the isolator switches. Found some lose connections already. Shall report back
  19. LBCarpentry

    Extractor issues

    Hhhhmm the fact that I’ve been using the isolator to switch it on and off could have easily knocked a connection off. Shall investigate
  20. LBCarpentry

    Extractor issues

    I have a 3 phase JET double extractor in need of help (possibly the bin) On firing her up, instead of the instant and positively aggressive startup to let you know she’s ready to rumble, there’s now a slow and gradual startup and seems like it’s only running at around 70% - 80%. Happens...
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