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Peter Millard is about to release a portable workbench video on his YouTube channel.

Very nice chopping board. I like your straightforward method and will try that myself.

If you are using power tools, gloves are not a good idea for safety reasons.

+1 for shims/washers.

Peter Millard will be posting a video or series of videos about making a portable bench which will incorporate a (benchdogs?) fence. I am awaiting this with great interest.

I wish you well.

Thanks

How do the above buttons work? They bring up different lists of posts - what is the criteria for each, please.

I assume that in this case it is so that the branches do not overhang the path (for whatever reason) and that there is clear sky above.

Could you post some photos, please.

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Welcome. How is Sharon?

+1 for Steve's videos.

I have the Dewalt 625 and use the PlungeBar lifting system from Woodrat for quick height adjustment - and for fine adjustment I use a boxspanner on the height adjusting nut.

I have made a couple during lockdown. One has some shim under the screw and the other has a leather disc.

I think the 'low skilled' , 'low paid' in question are actually people that come into contact with more peolpe than the rest - hence the higher risk.

The NHS staff deserve a bonus payment - maybe working time related.

Look at the 360 view on this website. https://www.scheppach.com/product-detai ... 01901.aspx The tracking knob is at the rear and has a locking lever/wingnut.