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Just make sure you get the front-back alignment of the divider accurate or it will show up once you start adding more dividers. Don't rely on the spacer, check visually.

Make a spacer block (for whatever horizontal division you want) space off same side, glue, clamp, move up, repeat. You could use the spacer block to cut biscuits if you want but just glue should work.

Looks interesting. I was fortunate to see the real Segovia in the 80's, a few year before he passed away. He just about managed to make it onto the stage and only played half of what was on the schedule but once he sat down to play his performance was incredible.

Have you been watching Endeavour again :)

There never is a follow-up!

You might get the splintering on the face then!! Let us know how you get on with the Star M ??

OK, here's a theory; there have been a number of weird first postings over the last few weeks - are they being generated as some form of AI testing algorithm? Discuss....

I take it you're doing this on the drill press? Fix a clean backer-board down so it doesn't move (glue, double sided tape) and clamp the ply onto it before drilling - the breakout should be reduced if it is in (pressure) contact with the backer. You'll have to come up with your own method of...

Check out Peter Millard (also of this parish) on youtube.

In that case check out what they go for on certain auction sites?

I too came across a similar video on the use of a framing square a while ago and, like you, can't remember any of it!! Youtube is now becoming a repository for all the information that used to get passed on down the generations - both sad and good in equal measure!

Contact Axminster - it will be on your purchase history.

Thanks for the comments on the veneering. With most veneer you can get away with losing 1+ mm and it still looking seamless when you take the veneer around a corner. I cut the veneer where I want the join, glue the first piece in place with a small overhang (<1mm), sand back to the edge when the...

You'll have a year or so to figure that out :)

Just had a look at underfloor mats on Toolstation website (won't put up link as it will expire at some point!) It says max floor temp: 40 deg C. There are also contact details for advice from the manufacturer on the site also (under Technical Details). The bigger issue will be the insulation...

If you like tinkering then, why not have a look at the heating rolls they use under floor tiles? Not sure if they will reach the temperatures you want but it should be possible to make some sort of 'containment' to suit your needs? Also, why not use something like titebond? I have veneered...

Why heat to 40-50 deg if you are happy with the result at ambient (~20+deg) and how long is each press cycle? One simple solution might be to wrap it in an electric blanket for the duration of the pressing but would probably need some experimentation??

It looks like something a bee would make? There is a Mud Dauber Wasp that makes tunnels that look similar to this but a quick search online suggests they are not a common species her in the UK?

I'm not in the market for one, just responding to a previous comment :)

Ah, I didn't realise the price differential was that high!! Last time I looked at a Hegner I'm sure they were a lot less than that - must be longer than I care to admit :)