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Coming along nicely matty. I like the shadow gap around the legs any seasonal movement might muck up your precise work though. I have got a table with a similar cut out at home and the gap gets looser and tighter with the changing seasons. Doesnt bother me though. It will be interesting to...

How about putting the hob in the sticky out island bit and having a cieling mounted extractor. cheers Jon

Multico also used to make a 9inch wide surface planer which is a nice size for a home workshop and would probably be a better buy if you can find one. I bought one from ebay for about £45 in very good condition but even up to £250 to £300 they are good value but you should be able to pick one up...

good work Brad. I am getting a little concerned myself about the ammount of work that ive got to do before christmas. Cheers Jon

I dont see how having a birch ply carcase is going to suddenly make the kitchen immune from fashion trends. However well made a kitchen is chances are that the house owner will want it changed before it is physically worn out. As makers of fitted kitchens i think you have to accept that it will...

The Earth in the nvr is usually just attached to a bolt on the side of the box and often has the electrical earth logo stamped into the metal assuming its a metal box. cheers Jon

I do quite a few kitchen and generally build the carcases myself from MFC and occasionally birch plywood. It gives you the flexibility to have a perfectly fitted space and no odd gaps and you can keep control of the quality. You really need a scoring panel saw and plenty of space to be able to...

looking good mate :D cheers jon

very nice job and excellent photos Cheers Jon

Are for sale posts allowed from companies now as it states in the rules for sale threads are only allowed from private individuals. Cheers Jon

As a trade user i expect to pay about £9.50 to £10 a sheet plus vat for standard 18mm MDF and around £12.50 a sheet for the moisture resistant grade. cheers Jon

I think it would be easier to use a domino to joint those ends on :D cheers Jon

I am going to shut up now on this matter. BSM we will have to agree to disagree on this matter and let Blister get on with selling his bandsaw. Jon

So the rules are. If the price is too low you cant comment unless your BSM then its OK. If the price is too high you cant comment as this is ungentlemanly and the gentlemanly thing to do is let the buyer get ripped off. Clear as mud now. Cheers Jon

I have obviously trod on a few toes here and i apologize. I was unaware of these new forum rules and will keep my mouth shut in future. Jon

I am sure Harry was just trying to point out that it is overpriced which it is. :D You can buy one for £200 brand new on ebay with a full years warranty http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/DeWALT-DW738-BAND ... 5d2547cec3 feel free to slag me off as well. Cheers Jon

I bought my panel saw secondhand. For your budget of 4K you should be able to get a decent machine. A machine bought from a dealer is usually going to be more expensive than a machine sold privately or bought at auction. With a machine from a dealer you should get the piece of mind that it has...

Hows does that guage work. I presume you zero it too the bed and then attach to the blade else the saw would have to be perfectly level to a 1/10 of a degree. Cheers Jon

surely it will fly off as soon as you press the start button :D Looking good matty Cheers Jon

You mean this little one John seen at the back I wish it was still that tidy :D cheers Jon