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I recently bought the Rexon from Screwfix for £220 and I've been quite happy with it. Brian

FastStone has a very good freeware package for resizing photos. Brian

Not sure, but it looks like the one Screwfix sell for £99.99 ?

I haven't used them but Trend do a range of weatherseals and cutters. Brian

It sounds like your blades are set too high in relation to your outfeed table

BCUC has three furniture courses that I could recommend (I used to work there and had regular contact with that department) - based in High Wycombe Brian

I guess it depends on who you are dealing with. I used to work in wood science and when we needed, eg, Scots pine (all the time) we would deal with the larger suppliers as they could provide information on source etc. I would also do a wood ID to confirm what we had. My experience has been to...

Native trees are considered to be those that were here after the last ice age (~10,000 yrs ago). There are 33 natives in the UK and for more info check out this good site. A good introduction to wood anatomy and identification can be found here.

You can get them at Screwfix

Sorry Roger, it was late. If you look at the frass under low magnification (10x) it is compressed into pellets that (literally) look like buns (for DWB). Powder post beetle holes are a similar size but their frass is more granular. I couldn't find any images to show you either. This is why it is...

DWB larval galleries are ~3mm and the frass is typically bun shaped rather than granular. Difficult to tell from the photos but worth getting it checked out by an expert Brian

Hi Newbie to the forum. I've been looking at The Wood Whisperer (http://www.thewoodwhisperer.com) which is a recent site but shows promise Brian