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I got a twin pack of Ryobi drills 5 years and they are still going strong after daily use. Although not as refined a tool as a dewalt I can’t fault them. Additional bare unis are really cheap second (especially the blue units) making it afforordable to buy additional tools for a one off job...

Morning all, I often need to create shapes like the attached and usually freestyle the shape on paper first to work out something that looks right. It has got me thinking are there any books or online resources for these? Surely there are some patterns that have been worked out that fit with...

Could you make a ring around the bottom to remove the pivot points? Wouldn’t look as fancy but could be a simple fix

A bit of googling for that lead to to elbow catches - https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre ... 3225413303 Thanks :)

Can anyone identify this brass fitting? Used to keep a camper van drawer closed when on the move.

What would the weight difference be between your proposed solution and a solid hardwood worktop? Often when you cutout for your sink and stove there isn’t a huge amount of worktop left.

What about a tile scribe? https://www.screwfix.com/p/vitrex-tile- ... gKaCfD_BwE

Hi all, I’m drawing up some campervan furniture carcass made from 18mm bb ply and want to get them CNC router cut to streamline my time in the workshop. I’ve a lot of experience in laser cutting and metal fabrication, and getting more knowledgable about woodwork but know nothing about the...

I think the OSB looks awesome! Very smart with the black edging. Got any more pics of your very tidy workshop?

Nice little jig there :) You could use ‘adjustable feet’, with the black plastic cone shaped base, some allow the base to swivel which would work particularly well.

My ‘favourite’ tape is now getting a little worn on the end and requires a +- 0.5mm correction depending on if you are measuring inside or outside. Like others have said you just need to know what your working with :)

Thanks for the inspiration, think I will get crafty with some 100mm tube from TLC electrical :)

Im not very good at sweeping up in my workshop, and when I do I will do it just before I leave to keep the dust down. So I’d like to get a sweep attachment to hoover up a large area instead of sweeping. There are some on the market, like the charminster attachment...

Thanks for all the advise. The thought of scraping that many boards makes me think they are not right for my project. I will get some flooring without a hard wax finish! I know I can take a floorboard down in no time with my belt sander :)

Nice trick, wish I knew this on Monday! Saw this trick a while back, but in a different video. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9-pBlZa1RBI Great for when you holesaw a hole too small.

Hi, I have found a source of reclaimed pine floorboards which I plan to reuse for a forthcoming project (circa 20m2) The floorboards are currently finished with Robseal Hard Wax which I will want to remove prior to reworking and finishing with Osmo Oil. Any thoughts on how easy this will be to...

Can I ask your source if floorboards?

I make my own using heatshrink tubing.

Looks like a good plan, could there be a multi plug fitted into the back so you could have some / all the tools ready to go?

+1 for not using gloves with rotary tools