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Probably 'cos they feel safe from getting heckled by some of our more ......... vociferous brethren

They are excellent runners. Lots of adjustment and very smooth self close action. They can be fitted without the jig but if you talk nice to the Blum rep they let you have the jigs for next to nothing and it speeds up fitting no-end. The problem is that they are very unforgiving when it comes...

+1. The Souber jig is definitely a money maker (if you're on a price with a decent number of doors to hang) I bought mine when I was fitting out a small hotel in Marylebone. 65 fire doors to hang - it was a life saver.

What make did you buy. Up until now I've been fitting Blum Movento runners and using the Blum jigs but I'm interested in a lower cost alternative.

PM sent (within about 30 secs of his post!!)

The Garret Wade one looks a lot like the Rutlands one i already have. Couldn't find the Tilgear one. The one on Amazon is the same as the Rutlands one. Woodpecker Tools have a video on Youtube for their version (much more modern - looks quite precise) but can't find it on their website.

Jacob, if I ask for help using a jig and your reply is to stop using it you're not being helpful. You're being arrogant in assuming that I haven't considered my options and chosen to use a jig for whatever reason. The reason is none of your business. If you don't have an answer that would help...

Well said. I use jigs (sometimes) and don't really care if anyone else thinks I shouldn't. What I do care about is that it becomes a bit nerve racking when you want to ask a jig related question. It's highly likely that if I asked whether people who use one could recommend for example the...

When I started my 'apprenticeship' many moons ago my grandfather gave me one of these, a Stanley version. It was an excellent little tool that I grew to love and it was a permanent fixture in my pocket at work, either on site or in the workshop. Of course the inevitable happened - on site one...

I just went and had a look at mine - I haven't worn it for about two months. It now harbours intelligent life forms!!! Bloody Hell!! Thanks for that - I would have just put it on without looking next time I did a bit of routing or sanding. Oooer!!

Sploo knows stuff about all this. I'm just playin' around. He's the man for the techy stuff for sure.

+1 for Birch Ply. Doing that from solid would drive me mental(er)!!

About the same. I'll upload it to my dropbox and give you a link if you like. PM if interested.

I did WSE 3 (Ultimate Table Saw Tenon Thingy) last night just to see and the MP4 is 1.63GB for the runtime of 1hr 17 mins 38 secs. HTH

To my shame I've never really had a good handle on timber prices (joinery Hardwoods) and have always gone by what 'felt ok'. I know that's pretty stupid for someone who is in business but there we go. Anyway, a sleepless night (back pain....grrrr) left me prowling around trying to find...

Professional quality jokes delivered with a sharp wit. What's not to like. =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D>

I think my favourite is the Walnut table. can we see a shot showing more of the top and butterflies if you have one. Nice work by the way. Very nice.

Not sure if anyones already suggested this but making the current vids available as (chargeable) downloads would be a start. It would require some work to re-rip them or whatever it's called into MP4 format or whatever, but nonetheless would only use overnight processor time once the format is...

Good glue and clamps ought to be fine I'd have thought. It's not going to get much 'action' is it?

And we're off...