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The paper certificate and cover note are worthless. The police are well aware it is a common insurance avoidance scam to get these issued then cancel the direct debit. You have what appears to be valid insurance, the policy was cancelled when the DD was cancelled. Hence the police will go on...

Thanks for the support guys. A couple of pictures that show what I've previously explained in writting. The laminate of the top trimmed back to the edging and the corner knocked off with a 45 degree bit The small drawers in place showing the top left hand drawer for bits and bobs as opposed...

Jimmy I have sent you a PM Mark

Agree with flounder, there is a line to tell you. You're also going to increase the "chatter", which isn't going to help the fit iif you're cutting dovetails Mark

Does the fence move when you apply pressure against it? Mark

The wealdon cutter is about £12, not sure why you need to pay £30. Mark

I bought this a couple of years ago. Its 10 by 4 feet so a bit awkward. Ive read so many ways to cut this. I went simple and marked the pieces I wanted then cut oversize. I just used a normal stanley knife blade to repeatedly score the lines against a straight edge. When I was confident...

I've still got plenty to do on the cabinet but have also made a start on the top. As said before, this is made of 2 layers of 18mm MRMDF. The full size template is useful here for marking out the screws and making sure they aren't where I want to route for the insert or t tracks. Lots of...

Wickes, b and q etc do not have great reputations for timber. I got the ply for my router table from Alsford in Cobham. They have a panel saw if you need it cut to managable sizes Mark

On the Wealdon website Ron Fox goes through building a router table in stages. Def worth a read. I'm pretty sure his is well off centre with regard to infeed and outfeed sides Mark

Tom Use the search function, this saw has been discussed many times Mark

Here you can see some of the smaller drawers fitted and the large bottom drawers have had a front attached With regard to the little bit drawers, there is space for 4 per side. There will actually be 3 per side. The top space on the right will be where the switch is and the top drawer on...

Glueing the bases up Glueing on the fronts

Parts cut for the small bit drawers Basically 3/4 inch ply with through holes for the bit shanks. 1/4 inch ply for the bottom to stop them falling through. There will be 3 drawers for 1/2 inch bits, 2 for 1/4 inch and 1 for 8mm.

Just been reading an article that advises wax on ply parts and shellac on "real" wood. No mention of mdf. Mine are mainly ply but never bothered to put a finish on. What do you do? Mark

I was in wrotham yesterday, walked from there to Rochester. Am walking the north downs way, in chunks of course. So far walked from Farnham, Surrey to there. Wrotham looked lovely, didn't realise it was the hand tool restoration capital of the UK :D

I've also been making the lower drawers. All parts cut and rebates made on the table saw. Glued and nailed Then fitted on full extension runners from Axminster Thats all for now Mark

Here's the latest The front of the base getting oak lippings Then the small drawers that will sit either side of the router housing need some guides to act as runners and stop them tipping. I should have fitted these before I glued up the base. Instead I made it hard for myself and needed...

Chris as I understand it the door needs to have vents in it to allow airflow. I have considered the kitchen worktop idea but been put off by threads where people have struggled to keep it flat. I have got the bits for the MDF top and will be going that route. Also think my top is too big for...

Thanks, I have read it a long time ago but will read again Mark