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It's funny :? I watched this guy butcher a so called "treasure chest". He just nailed on T&G and then proceeded to cut off the excess that was not required with a hand saw. OK you may say, good use of hand tools instead of being Normesque, however it was manner in which he performed this...

the Charnwood looks very similar to the Perform for £67 :? Phil

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I watched it this morning and I lost interest in it, falling asleep through having a hangover didn't help I suppose. Hope It comes together tonight, or I'll have to borrow the books off my Dad. Phil

I've sent it again Alf :?

Alf I've sent you a PM Phil

Who came first Rico or that Gavin bloke who is on H & L at the moment and is referred to as a ( and I use the term loosely) master craftsmen? I have just watched him put together a 3 foot square table and it was an abomination. I fully appreciate previous sentiments about it being...

A lovely piece Matt, love the wood =D>

Lugo, try about 22 years ago :shock: However, like most old TV, it isn't as good as you remember it :cry:. You only have to watch cable TV, eg UK Gold to reinforce the theory. Phil

I think Adam had some plates made for his work, there is a few postings about them. Phil

I'm thinking of emigrating to New Zealand with my wife next year. The reasons being that I think it's healthy to live in other countries and sample their culture and that their main language is English. This is because I will be working as a Psychiatric nurse and the ability to communicate is...

Dunno people, he may have the same thoughts about the amount of money people spend on Veritas planes :? Phil

Absolutely magnificent =D>

Good morning all. With winter upon us I thought I would post this tip for all of us who use the garage as a workshop instead of what it's supposed to be used for :) . If you park outside in winter, mix 3 parts vinegar to 1 part water and spray it on your car windows in the evening to prevent...

Looks good Gary, my only thought is do you really need a sink? Personally I think it is a luxury that takes up valuable space. After all, wood working isn't that dirty and you can always have a wash in the house, providing your workshop is in your garden. Phil

Cumbrian, now that you have given some thought to dust extraction, have you considered what sort of table saw you are going to buy and if it accepts a DADO CUTTER? :twisted: :twisted: :wink: Phil

Were they living over the brush before that? :wink: Phil

They must have read your review Roger, as Screwfix have reduced them to £8 :wink: http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?cId=X238627&ts=99022&id=10604 Phil

What about these http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?cId=X238627&ts=98678&id=12171 Phil

That is a typical scene of the Council working in Liverpool :D