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Chas Is bob actually banned? I have a feeling he thinks he is. If I remember it was a pathetic spat over him endorsing some gear that he demonstrated. It was said at the time plenty of others on here do the same but for some reason bob was singled out. Now I might be wrong and he chose to...

I have to say I never saw the need for The Woodhaven when Tom set it up. That said, now its gone it would be a shame to lose the content thats on there. A lot of people have put a lot of effort into helping others and I have some pages bookmarked for future use. I have no idea why its gone...

Hemsby Thanks for the reply. As per my previous posts I have already bought the taps, luckily for the set of 3 HSS Dormers I spent less than your link for one. Appreciate your suggestion may be quicker but thats not really going to be a problem for the level of use they'll get. However you...

Thanks guys Whats a good make for tap wrenches, without breaking the bank, esp if a need a couple or three Mark

Hi Its been a while since I started this thread but I've now bought the individual taps I need. On the basis of the advice here I scouted around for ages and got what I needed in Dormer E500 very cheap. I have a couple more questions. Since I've got good quality do I need a good quality tap...

A keyhole cutter is worth having in the toolbox. Though for this, how about this, which can also be got on long rolls. A big strip on the back should work. We stick all sorts up at work with it http://www.9to5supplies.co.uk/sellotape ... 2-vse40724 Mark

What I wanted to hear Gasman, thanks Mark

Thanks waka. Was what I thought but wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something Mark

I'm looking to buy a second 1400mm rail plus jointing bars for cutting whole sheets with the tracksaw. I realise these take a bit of jointing accurately but I can't justify the cost of a 2700 rail. I see the 1400mm LR32 is only £10 more than the standard rail. I dont have or intend to buy in...

Sam Can I ask what you found appalling about the camvac, was it just the noise? Which model did you have (how many motors) and was it plumbed into a gated system or straight on one machine. Thanks Mark

It is Chas. Thats what I'm trying to do, though I've follwed it and its not working. I'll keep trying The bit just over half way down by Andi Yudhistira seems to describe what I want, but its not copying to the second location Mark

Guys I'm grateful for the input. I've quickly looked at both your suggestions but not sure either is correct (but I am a bit slow on a computer) I've re read my 1st post, I dont think I've explained myself very well. I have to regularly write a legal document for work. It is basically the...

Hi Please bear in mind I'm not very computer confident, everything takes me forever. For work, I've been trying to make a pro forma document and have activated the developer tab. I've learnt how to insert drop down lists, date pickers and plain text. What I now want to do is the following...

Great job Any secret to cutting the saw plate and cleaning it up? Mark

Slight deviation here, sorry. But does anyone who has upgraded their mitre gauge from the TS200 want to sell the original? As I think it will fit my Kity bandsaw. I currently have a thread in the wanted section. mark

Any idea how much more, % wise? Anyone had any bad experience of it? Mark

Richard Ref the Accoya, from what I've read it treated softwood but doesn't move? Is that right? I have a feeling it might be more expensive to use than a regular hardwood. Is it likely to be more or less expensive in Accoya? Chris, I have your joiners number from over there, cheers Mark

Thanks Bern that is useful. I'm only looking for the door made, no frame, no paint, no glass, door furniture etc or fitting, so I'm hoping for an idea for just that part. Cracking job you did copying yours Mark

How much could I expect to pay to have a door like this picture made by a local bench joiner? Would be looking at hardwood, prefer M&T, unglazed, supply only. Standard size 2032x813 The pic is from LondonDoor, who have additional overheads such as shops, surveyors etc. I'm looking to get a...

Luke(?) Welcome to the forum It's always hard starting out without any machines to plane timber yourself. Some will say learn to do it by hand which can be easier said than done when starting out and you actually want to make something. Steer well clear of buying wood in DIY sheds it will be...