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You're not quite understanding this bit are you Jacob? It is a haunch, yes, in a different direction compared to the type you are used to but non the less it serves its purpose to resist any movement of the joint laterally. By the franked method the amount of timber on the outer edge of the...

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As mentioned by Adam it is easy to make suppositions without experience or corroborated evidence which is something I bear in mind when out doing displays and telling people what tools did what. Even with hard facts like original catalogue listings you can still come across tradesmen who have...

Perhaps I can help with your problem Jacob.... I quote Sgian.... ####### The drawings I produce, or that I've received from designers to make stuff are almost exclusively to scale, e.g.,1/5, 1/10, etc. This has always applied even to things like the occasional door or window that I've put...

Do I get the impression that this is a practice piece Steve ? If so trim the jambs length to remove issue and recut the joints. I don't need to say reduce the height of the layout board to match, do I ? Cheers, Andy

Clarification please. Cutter guide causing burn marks? Maintenance required of bearing. Cutter itself causing burn marks? Too blunt or feed rate too slow. Cheers, Andy

All nomenclature has to have a beginning Jacob. This reference in SMITHS KEY (price list) is likely to date 1821-1824.

Yes, but never got around to using one yet. Cheers, Andy

Hello Steve, do you do Instagram? you might like to talk to @arnold_richard on there or @richarnold here, he not only has an extensive selection of the original tools for doing this but has used them many times to show how they worked. Cheers, Andy

Just about to start if you fancied dropping in. Cheers, Andy

We are delighted to welcome Roma Agrawal MBE, to talk about her latest book "Nuts & Bolts" . Roma is a structural engineer, author and broadcaster. She is the author of three books (so far!) about engineering, which are for anyone interested in the world around them. She has designed bridges...

Thank you so very much for taking your time to pop in here with this. If you were just around the corner I'd be tempted to say yes to add a spare. I say a spare because latterly I have picked up a boxed set with all the heads. Who knew that they could be had in a boxed set? Maybe someone else...

Jacob, perhaps you could clarify this as it reads like you're saying put a rebate in the face and edge of the door ? Hands up, in my early days I did it to some small solid pine doors but that was just a 1/16" and inside the airing cupboard of my own house because the stop was already too small...

@toolkit we had some other information regarding Qualcast here.... Thread 'Stanley planes - made in Wolverhampton' Stanley planes - made in Wolverhampton Cheers, Andy

@toolkit in reference to you working for Qualcast we are wondering if any of the information in this separate thread is anything you have seen before or might be able to tell us more about ? Cheers, Andy

Many thanks for taking the time to confirm this. Any other interesting bits of information, if any, would be greatly appreciated. Cheers, Andy

Yes, I'm glad you got the same and unfortunately it stops at four digits on the form. So I just had the brainwave to input 89 and it worked. Cheers for helping Andy

So, I keep getting a fault notification (non specific) when using https://abi.bcis.co.uk/register/register.aspx Perhaps I am calculating the square meters wrong? The property is 7620 mm x 5825mm. 88.2 is what I make it after doubling up for two story dwelling. Cheers, Andy

Thread context...... Thread 'extending concrete base with a concrete trench, bad idea?' extending concrete base with a concrete trench, bad idea?

How stable is the paving stone ? It's no good having the most efficient packing in the world if the substrate is not load supporting. Cheers, Andy