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Full marks to marcros for finding the thread I couldn't. Cheers Mark

I remember a while back someone talking about squaring up a home made sled fence using the 5 square method. It involved making 5 cuts off a square which multiplied the inaccuracies to see how square it was. I even remember asking on the thread how to do it. But I can't find the thread now...

Very sad news. Was only looking at his stuf on wealdon last week. Condolences to his family. Mark

Having scoured ebay for aluminium bar and plate I never even thought to look for angle. Quick look now and there are possibly pieces I could use so thanks for that I still may need to make a joint as well, I'll be back if I need further advice on that later. Thanks to all for now Mark

Hello all First up, I know nothing about working with metal, so hopefully you can help I want to join 2 small pieces of aluminium plate at 90 degrees to each other. Each bit is about 40mm square and about 5 or 6 mm thick. (I've yet to aquire the pieces). Any suggestions as to how? There...

Srp Where did you get those Fischer anchors from, quick google and I can't find any stockists Mark

Lovely piece, I'm very impressed Mark

Hi This is the shed I built, may be of interest to you shed-build-wip-t37824.html Mark

Feather edge will be cheaper than ship lap or t and g Mark

Quick look suggests they don't sell clear??? Mark

Steve I've ebayed 10mm hdpe sheet but can't find clear. I know nothing about plastics, any idea where to buy it ( and thinner stuff for the sides)? Mark

Another slight hijack from me as well. Karl, where did you get the blade guard from. I'm just talking about the clear plastic box. I want to make the boom arm but not the guard itself. Cheers. Some good ideas all round. Mark

It's a eumenia radial arm saw, no longer made. Usually a couple on eBay. Available in 300 or 600 mm versions I believe. I don't have one but nothing wrong with them Mark

For me, 30 degrees (or 60 if looking at it the other way) , about 65 mm long, bandsaw kerf every 3mm. Overall width varies. Usually 18mm ply. Overall width varies. Works for most things I do. Mark

Well that's it!!!! (Apart from the magnetic catch I need to put on the door but let's forget that for a mo. Hope you enjoyed the build, sorry for the pace. Mark

I've tried this for cutters that cut a groove under the work piece and it works quite well. Not perfect but better than trying to extract the whole router enclosure. It will need an occasional Hoover out as well. Ive considered Steve M's idea of drilling a hole in the plate to the left of the...

I've tried the fence extraction while using a grooved and it works well For the under table extraction I've decided to not try and extract from the whole box as I've never seen a set up that works really well. The triton has a plastic shroud around the bit with an extraction port. This is...

Anyone remember this thread? Well I have finally put the finishing touches to it despite thinking I might never get there. So here's what I did to get it finished. Router plate levelled and screwed on, door finished and fitted, finger pulls routed into the drawer fronts and locking casters on...

Off the top of my head I have no idea. It's a festool CTL midi. A quick google should provide an answer. Mark

The seller has listed a load more of the dust mites on eBay if anyone is interested http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewit ... 1315724621 Or search dust mite dust cyclone on eBay No connection to the seller other than happy customer Mark