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I think you need 12 x 8 metres for that lot Mark

For general blade advice contact Doug at Cutting Solutions. They have many blades in stock not on the website and will advise you the best for your needs/wallet. He is also a member on this forum http://www.cutting-solutions.co.uk/index.html HTH Mark

I dont own one, but the Quangsheng range gets generally very good reviews http://www.workshopheaven.com/tools/Qua ... Plane.html Mark

Bizarrely I had a delivery from Axminster yesterday and bought some of the plugs Davem62 referred to in order to get free delivery. I will report back on how they are for me Mark

Agreed Steve This was just the first vid I found to show the OP the general idea. I'm sure there are better overall jigs as well. I've not seen yours! Mark

This will give you the idea, though I think its better to run off the edge of the router base rather than a collar. I can easily fit dado blades to my American saw, but this is quicker to set up than messing with dado shims. And easier to adjust is the stock varies slightly, which sheets goods...

Parts for the cabinet cut to size and housings routed using one of then home made variable width jig jobbies This is then the main cabinet after it has been glued and screwed together. Screw heads will be plugged later. Picture shows it on its side Mark

There have been a lot of these over the years. From that I have concluded its a good pretty good design so one I'm basing my design on, though there will be subtle differences. Its being built mainly from 18mm ply, oak trim, with a laminated MDF top. It will sit on casters and the final...

Ok guys I will just crack on and assume they are parallel if you think they're not worth worrying about Cheers. Mark

Anyone got a good method for checking whether the two mitre slots are parallel to each other. I have never used the one on the right hand side on mine except to briefly put the mitre gauge in. It is an eb3 so adjusted to fit the left slot accurately. When put in the right the fit is not as...

I assume it's in County Durham? Shame if it is. Mark

Thanks guys help appreciated I have now found a vid on you tube showing all the fuctions of the Emco. I think you are right I think the P/T is off the Emco now I've seen the whole machine on you tube. That and the motor being a different colour. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccaX39yF3G0...

Ok so abit of research shows the circular saw behind the Emcostar is actually part of it Mark

Hi My friends father died a couple of years ago and was a keen woodworker. Due to family reasons they are only just getting round to the question of what to do with his tools. I have been lucky enough to have been offered my pick of these as they want them to go to someone who will value and...

Can anyone post a link to the 4 cut technique mentioned above please Mark

Rest in Peace Mark

Does it get rid of the worst rust if left longer? Mark

The ones I saw in the mag were definitely plastic, the thread on the outside of them was massive. They obviously need to be plastic in order to screw a normal screw in and it get gripped. I seem to remember you did drill a pilot first. Mark.

My workshop is made of Thermalite blocks, which can be problematic to fix to if the item is heavy. I saw in a magazine a few years ago some plastic wall plugs that had a large thread on the plug. You screwed that in the wall first then your actual screw. Anyone know where to buy them from...

Hi I'm fully aware of why these costs are charged by some companies. I just wanted to avoid paying it. Steve I know I mentioned your charges further up the thread. It was never my intention to annoy you, I apologise if I have. Mark