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Investigated pop up on this forum Applebys, and they seem t0 have a good supply of various sanding disks. https://www.applebywoodturnings.co.uk/c ... ding+discs

only problem is foresee is delivery with the snow forcast!!!!!!!!!!

Dan, I recall an incident some years ago with the Jet extractor, do not depend on the gadget to switch off the power supply use the mains at the end of a woodwork session in shed. You might hear an electric interference noise if you leave the mains on. Advice I got from this forum years ago.

Dan I never had much use for planning down or thicknessing long boards, did you have mobile timber supports at both ends of the operation for that length? I would think it is a skilled operation needed to tackle removing twist when planning out on that length, I hope you looked up on youtube...

Derek, I remember when you posted your newly constructed bench over 10 years ago, it has a few scratches on it now I note. Thanks for showing your new bench stops and amendments. I need something like this myself these days, I have come out of heavy machinery use.

Nicely made frame and I admire the mitre joints, what tool or method do you use to make a frame please?

My avatar does not work it is now static and does not display previous work . I had great difficulty getting back to this thread. the option to "view own posts" not displayed? And the scroll bar is slow and jerky.

I do not like the new layout, feels like I am in an empty space and very unfriendly surroundings.

:D :D :D :D I sold my sash clamps around 6 months ago.

Thanks Andy, my boxes are normally 8 to10mm thick and around 85 mm width timber, frames can be in the18mm to25mm thick.

Mattroberts, that would do the trick and I reckon I could make up similar with 6mm threaded bar and some nuts. Thanks for you post

If I use a plough plane the edge usually would hang over the front edge of a bench and planing action can displace unstable foundation limo.

Thanks all for your views, there were some good ones there but I am still in limbo. I do not have a router table anymore (although a small 1200 bosch router) and I want to do mouldings, picture frames and enough hardwood prepared to do around 15 tissue boxes. I have the Large Record...

:D That's the easy part its the other end is my problem

Thinking of the approach of Spring. I have a bench I constructed 18 years ago and still in a usable condition but no end vice because most of my previous woodwork projects were made with woodwork machinery. I do have a large selection of hand tools but some of them like planes (around 10...

Sounds like you are well covered

Well done Dan, I am sure we are all proud of you and wishing a happy completion. (but please gets some preservative splashed on before anymore woodwork, that would be my ideal next job.)

Mine arrived at 7pm last evening, carton looks in good condition but I will not bother to open until the warmer weather in the Spring. I see the spec mentions 73mm depth of cut on box and I have a lot of 3x2 and 4x2 softwood to use so will be using for garden maintenance type works replacing...

The You Tube video on tool set up and operation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahlICE8WA7k I have one on order to make some picture frames for some of my Oil painting canvases, let you know how I get on later in the year.

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