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Personally I think the way you are thinking of cutting the oak out is fraught with disaster as you are leaving the face too thin. For me option A would be favourable but it depends on how tight for space you are? If you are capable and want to "pinch an inch" option B would be about the limit of...

Sorry Phil, it came across wrong there, I meant to get your initial starting post amended. Cheers, Andy

Phil, are you getting this post deleted or edited by a moderator to help clarify the situation in the first post? Easy to do just click on the report button on your original post and say reason why. Cheers, Andy

Matthew is a thoroughly decent chap and would, I'm sure, be mortified at not being able to take your enquiries. Bear with the communication and I'm sure he'll be around soon. He does Instagram and can be contacted through that as well. https://instagram.com/workshopheaven?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=...

Yep, looks like the seals on the roof bars ain't stopping the water. Rafters could be a bit further back from the edge of the roof as well. Cheers, Andy

Not quite sure if you are in England next weekend Adam or even if this "floats your boat" but the TRAD BOAT FESTIVAL is on at Henley. Cheers, Andy https://www.tradboatfestival.com/

Name escapes me but 2/3 is boot and shoe trade. Cheers, Andy

Reduced to £10 Cheers, Andy

Just bringing this up again to see if anyone might be able to help please. Cheers, Andy

Hi @Jim Bryan and welcome to the forum. If you wrote a message it didn't pop up. Cheers Andy

Some great input here from you all. My main point is that on top of relevant laws we as a consumer are generally left out of pocket in one way or another. For example, order 13 expensive doors and find that neither the wholesalers or suppliers had found manufacturing faults (inside the wrapper)...

Because of the need to keep the crown cut on the top of the floor blocks, most of the splayed cuts were done with a Makita 18v circular saw with some hand cutting past the blade depth on through cuts. Looks like I'm in line to make another 250 blocks shortly.... Ironically the special cut...

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The shameful practice in today's market place of supplying anything unfit for purpose could quite easily be reversed if the supplier was made to offer compensation and refund all the costs involved. The ripple effect in the supply chain would be astounding.... All too often we hear of the great...

The knife looks like a farriers hoof knife. Cheers Andy

This is quite a well constructed little table that doesn't feel flimsy like some of the cheaper modern alternatives. The fence, in this instance, has been adapted to a straight through affair but could be altered. The flip over safety cover is present but needs a couple of bolts that I cannot...

Very good condition compared to many out there (just 5/6 light drill holes) and possibly made by Murray Brothers who did the Nippy brand. Fully adjustable to take out any slack on the slides. £45 picked up from A5/M69 crossroads or dropped in if I'm passing. As always, willing to swap for ought...

No problem chap, it was a good reason for me to clear stuff that shouldn't be there. Cheers Andy

Right, I'm somewhat perplexed, I've got through to where I would expect it to be but alas no joy. Sorry about this John, there are other places but can't imagine me stashing it there. Cheers, Andy