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Well it's American!

Are they an accessory for a steel square for use in setting out stair strings, one clamped on each leg to set the rise and the going.

Hmmm, sorry to pour water on your fire Pete but haves you read the rules? I've just had a quick look and it seems to say that you can only vote once for any entrant, and any multiple voting will be voided! hope this is not the case for all the effort that's been going on.

I'm sure power of attorney dies with the deceased, it all gets handed over to the executers to deal with but if there is no will?

Have you tried these people http://www.spectralcoatings.co.uk/products.php?cat=5 they do all kinds of play safe paints and stains etc. Sorry should of said welcome, stay around and show some of your work when your ready.

Measure twice cut once, is how the saying goes, so why not just cut them the right size in the first place!

1100 done!

Someone needs to rename this thread, to "how to post a picture" :lol: :lol:

I've worked it out (I think) now I feel guilty for not joining! #-o #-o :? :?

7" !!! blimey, what they for the bank of England's front door? mind you you might need an account there to pay for them. Good luck in your search.

I really hope this works Pete, you are running up one heck of a bar tab! voting twice a day (home and work) for you.

I wonder how many times that happened before they put in the CCTV to find out what was going on.

Veneered MDF will be fine, probably better in this case than veneered plywood.

Hi there, The wood is easy it's Sapele, the finish is more difficult but I'd hazard a guess that it's a clear poly urethane varnish may well have been sprayed, it does look like a custom made door.

100% good feed back? Get your revenge!

Looks like a wood I used once, Hydua, was one name it went under or could be Afrormosia if not teak.

As you will never have an invisible join anyway, leave the edges just as they are, then just screw a ply splint across the join underneath.

First off I know nothing of Charnwood and have no experience of a sanding bobbin in a spindle moulder, but I do have a cheap small bobbin sander and that only really works well because it not only revolves as you would expect but oscillates up and down, this helps the grit to stay clear of dust...

I think your wood may well be Afrormosia.

Ok you made me say it, it's for a girl, so where's the mirror?