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From the moment man first started to make things anything like accurate, a starting reference point has been at the heart of simple consistency. Level, Plumb, flat and true, all impossible freehand or by eye by all but a special few who have a gift or considerable skill. This sounds like a...

Set of brick spanners Washing line grease Set of asphalt props Reverse thread cut nails Screw hole remover Dovetail bolster Small tube of skip polish A Jack and Danny plunger

Go and get me a... Go ask if they've got a... See if you can find a... Go and tell the...8) Skirting ladder Long weight Cordless chalk line Bucket base Water clips Poop deck paper Ceiling rose pruners Fuse board sprayer Coveing shovel Flooring steps Painters bump filler Silent fire alarm Tin...

What are all those things stuck to the back wall?? :? above the chopping block table thing??? :?

Oh guy's! I just found this as suggested by Mirock on his channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMcWCT ... v6ElwFvnAg I have only watched the train one so far... :shock: 8) (hammer) (hammer) =D> =D> =D> =D> :D This looks to be like proper real ingenuity, in a new league... I...

I re-skinned a metal garage up and over door in Tricoya mdf a while ago. the reason being i could not see anything i liked off the shelf for under three grandish and i like to design my own stuff. I screwed and glued a new skin of 6mm to the metal door then used 12mm to create a framed/panel...

I did watch all of Niki's posts and loved all of them. I just revisited this thread and realised I need to watch/read them all again =D> Top guy, top tips, all still relevant and ingenious. RIP Niki mate and thank you. =D>

Faaaa Canell !!! :shock:

I literally just watched the latest video on laying out all the lofting lines and how the setup floor works. Brilliant channel and Leo has a great presentation and really interesting stuff. I'm dead jealous, lucky bugger.

Do you think this pillock has read the manual! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ozuz1oZRq1c :shock:

Did you get it replaced?

Well, due to the 14 day collection then refund timescale of Aldi, I decided to ask them to replace the thing that had turned up. No problem sir, we will collect tomorrow and send you a new one within five working days. Great so far... better than 14 days just to collect. Up A& E all next day...

I will take another look at it later Custard and try that, I might as well, as Aldi will take 10-14 days to collect it then process a refund ( I'm not waiting that long) or I can take it to a store for a refund in 2-3 days, which is a nuisance. Also, I managed to knock over my first beer of...

I'm not a massive fan of Izzy swan of late but this actual jig is an old friend and (with a half decent circular saw of course) does the job spot on, especially good for repeatable angles. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3F1SCsfNv4

WHAT A PIECE OF SHHIT!! There is no way I am owning this ridiculous pile of crud, the door catches don't even align/engage properly so the top door won't stay closed!!! It really is an awful piece of manufacturing. I didn't have very high expectations and it most certainly didn't exceed...

Waiting in for my Aldi saw to turn up any minute and whilst waiting have just watched this video =D> It all makes so much more sense now... we are very lucky to have YouTube content like this. Anymore recommended videos for bandsaw virgins?

Never a truer saying... It ain't what you do, it's the way that you do it! If, you know how to make things using dowels, and how to properly use them and what out of, but most importantly, when not to, then you my son will be a man! (Woodyard Kipperling) Every jointing method exists because...

Nice one, just ordered one.

Presumably, 'Carter Blanche' is a hooker. Your wife must have very high hopes for your planing endeavors (hammer) :ho2 Wait till I show my missus this thread... I have loads of planes and I never ever... not even my first... How'd yer work that one =D>

I think these guys may deliver to your area https://www.slhardwoods.co.uk/products/sheet-material I would absolutely, avoid any MDF in a wet area unless its tricoya, Its always where you edge the boards that the moisture gets in and it swells up etc plus the mould thing...its just total crap and...