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@johnnyb Nice work. Do you have the hardback of this book or the pdf? Or both?

Selco Builder’s Warehouse also sell planed unsorted redwood. You can choose—and cut by hand—the pieces you need. Lots of mouldings etc. You can also walk in to have a look around even if you don’t have membership yet. Braches in St Albans and Milton Keynes.

I hope you get it fixed but just wanted to add that I’ll have one of these for sale shortly! 😀

I think it was the 256GB version of this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0784SLQM6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_f3JGFb8YAQE8J I didn’t realise that SSDs had dropped that low in price these days as it’s a few years since I changed mine. The battery is this...

Will check...!

This is also what I did with a 2009 MacBook Pro. Added a SSD and from 4 to 8GB (the maximum) of ram. Battery life is not very good and I’m about to change that next. Also, you don’t need a docking station—just plug in external devices as you wish. Mouse, keyboard, monitor etc. Fairly cheap...

A great idea and a really nice job. Thanks for sharing.

Guys, thanks for the splendid answers and thanks for the warm welcome back. I've been a member over ten years but dip in and out of woodwork as required and don't always need forum advice. Coley, that jig looks great. A great idea! I think Adam answered the specifics (which I didn't give)...

Has anyone used a 3-degree undercut bit for a door's leading edge and would you recommend them? This is the kind of thing: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/192458704000 ... rmvSB=true Jim

Thanks very much for that. I've just come to the same conclusion!

I've just bought a Dewalt DE7778 dust extraction kit for my DW700 mitre saw. It comes with three attachments for three ports; two of which are pretty obvious where they go but there's a third one that I have no idea where to put. Does anyone have any ideas? I searched the forums but no joy...

Thanks for the replies guys. The model in question requires the cabinet doors to be hung on the appliance. No sliders are involved. I really meant to ask if it was possible to do that and have butts as well but false butts seems the way to go. Once again, thanks! Jim

Hi all I'm trying to fit intergraded Neff fridge freezer doors to the inset panelled doors I've made for a face frame cabinet. The rest of my kitchen doors are hung on butt hinges. Does anyone know if the the fridge freezer wooden cabinet doors also need butt hinges, or are they simply hung...

Jason Thanks very much for that answer. I've got trade accounts and cards all over the place, but not here yet so may give it a go. Cheers Jetset

Does anyone know if there is much of a discount to be had when buying relatively small quantities from Woodfit if you have applied for, and been granted, 'Trade Status'?

Hi guys Thanks for the tips. I live round the corner from the Mylands factory so I'll see what they have. I like the sound of the glass. Up to now, I've always painted after assembly but I've started to do it as you suggest, as of today. Regards Jim

Thanks. The locks are certainly kosher and up-to-date as far as domestic security is concerned. Jim

There's been a great deal of discussion about finishing MR MDF on doors and face frames but what the best way to finish the insides of kitchen carcasses in this material? I'm thinking: Two coats of water-based mdf primer/undercoat Two coats of oil-based eggshell ...but that does seem like a lot...

I saw some more recent episodes at a friend's house. He got them from his friend, Don Load. :wink:

Thanks for the replies Yes, have hung the door and am about to fit the stops -- hence the question. Hmm. Too late for that. I wanted planted stops to match what was there before. I've made these myself, they look like wide staff beads with the edge having a corner bead. I'll use plenty of...