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Ah if you are attaching the oak to the sides then I would absolutely go with the above. You can use your domino to cut the slots for the fastener to slide into the MDF sides.

Yeah, definitely don't glue it to MDF. Slotted screws for the win.

Where can I buy this?

Definitely just plane it flush. If you haven't already it's probably because you don't have a plane or aren't confident with it so I would say this is the perfect opportunity for you learn, enjoy!

Linseed will give you a beautiful lustrous finish by itself and is as straightforward to apply as you can get. Just keep adding more layers, let it soak in, wipe of the excess and buff between coats. Osmo tends too look quite flat, unless you really know what you are doing it will give a pretty...

Check your straight edge is actually straight

Wait, where can I get this £25 Tormek? Can someone please send me the link, can't miss that bargain!

Osmo do white stains, there are a few some with more tint than others. If you apply it thick it will give you a denser color but not the nicest finish. They also have black equivalents. Neither will make it look like ebony or ivory though.

Yep, I needed to choose a username and the bottle was on my shelf.

Damn right Insta: alexrupertjohnston

This is my experience in the UK anyway. I didn't see any of them in Canada, can't comment on the states or elsewhere.

Yeah I mean if you want to grind excessive amounts of steel off your tools for no reason and can afford new ones every year then grind it off with a fast wheel. But like I said if you actually do this for a living you'll know that you can't afford to do this. In the shop our turners use the...

Lowering the water bath from the wheel takes two twists of a knob, it requires about as much effort as turning on a switch and certainly less than writing presumptuous comments. The water is for lubrication, as anyone who has used a Tormek will know that ain't ever going to spin fast enough to...

This is the right answer.

Thanks

Thanks. Yes, white tinted osmo.

Looks like a shellelagh! Thanks!

Used a froe to cleft the fronts for this cabinet. The amount of **** I got from people telling me not to use a steel hammer. You try splitting 3 inch dried ash with a wooden mallet and see how long it lasts :LOL: fff

Put a butterfly in, doesn't take long, it's a skill someone who is making furniture should be able to accomplish with ease.

Like I said "well made mitre shooting board"