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Hi mock, The simplest and, I think, safest way to do this is with a router. Have a look here for cutting circles with a router. Neil

Hi Owen, Welcome to the forum. Since joining, you've obviously been hitting the thanks button. Cheers, Neil

Hi mock, I haven't used the Scheppach TS30 but be aware that it is a "site" saw, so it might not be built to the tolerances that you require. I'm sorry if this post smells of eggs and grannies. Thanks, Neil

Hi Robert, If I've read it correctly, Eric was using 18mm doors and not the 12mm that you are looking to use. Neil

Bookmarked. Thanks, Neil

Well spotted Rod, I do believe that you're correct. Neil

Hi Chris, Thank you for taking the time to post. Your work is just beautiful and I have really enjoyed all of the photos. Thanks, Neil

Hi Harlequin, That's so simple, thank you for taking the time to share. Neil

But that's more expensive. :lol: :lol: Neil

Hi Franknstein, I like the design of the table and would agree with Pete's comments. I would recommend that you do not buy any timber from B & Q. It is renowned for it's banana-like qualities. Neil

There are two sorts of blades for the Makita 2012NB. You can either have the double sided throw away or the re-sharpenable. There are slightly different parts required to facilitate the differences. Yes, it has a very good dust extraction hood. It is also the quietest thicknesser in it's...

Hi all, This thread was started SEVEN years ago. Neil

Brilliant. Is it for everything? Thanks, Neil

Just the one. :lol: :lol: Neil

I did the same and my copy has just arrived. :D Neil

Hi Selwyn, If Rutland's have the items that you require in-stock then you will have a good experience with them. The problem occurs when they don't have any stock and it requires intervention from their customer service department. Their customer service department is very poor. I have...

Hi BB, I agree entirely. I also believe that there should be a minimum number of days in addition to the minimum number of posts. I would suggest 60 days, as this would give members time to decide whether the member has contributed to the forum and not just made multiple inane comments. The...

Hi Dean, Welcome to the forum. I hope that you find the equipment that you require. Neil

+1 for the Fein. There are lots of deals on the various kits and it is an excellent piece of equipment. Also, IIRC, Shark Blades are the cheapest replacements and they're also decent quality. Thanks, Neil

For a great selection of dowels, I'd look at G & S Thanks, Neil