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August the 22nd is looking to be the date. Sketchup demo would be good as I am stuggling to get on with it and im sure others are as well. Jigs sound good to me also. Jon

Looks a nice neat job there. I agree these projects usually photograph better full of books. There is one think I would have done differently and that is put a back in the units even if its painted MDF the same as the walls so that you can allow a bit on the sides to be able to scribe the side...

Thats looking great philly. You and the other guitar builds going on have inspired me to get out my melvyn hiscock book and start making a few plans for a build of my own. Theres some good youtube links here for more industrial production http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRsr8QN-0BI...

I think the K suffix means electronic speed control on dewalt routers. I have guide bushes for my dewalt 621 which I got from dewalt through a local dealer. Jon

I would find an indoor project for it as Beech is classed as perishable if used outside. Jon

Thats a good idea I need to brush up on my rounded bevel techniques :D Jon

Axminster do some cutters for sash windows http://www.axminster.co.uk/product-Whit ... -19800.htm There is probably more info in the catalogue than online. If you are doing new work with double glazing they wont be suitable as the rebate will not be deep enough. My process for sash windows...

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I try to not to go to skegness if I can help it as well. :D jonny

Hi guys. Initial thoughts about dates is the 22nd of August but I am pretty flexible about this. Jon

Summer Bash. After talking to Brad about hosting a woodworking bash I have decided it might be a good idea. The workshop is fairly large so could accomodate quite a few people and is fairly centrally located being in Lincolnshire between Boston and Sleaford. I could do machining demos, domino...

August sometime. I will book you in for organising the cordless drill game.

could be a possibility as long as someone brings some handtools my workshop is full of machines. riff raff more than welcome :D id need a couple of months to tidy up Jon

The felder looks pretty old and doesnt seem to have any guards so at nearly £1 to a euro looks pretty expensive to me. Olly has given you some good advice try to hear the machine running is always good as you can hear play in the cutterblock bearings etc. Otherwise have a good look at it check...

I assume these events are invitation only to keep the riff raff out or did everyone win a golden ticket in a wonka bar :D

Having been stung in the past over customers choosing expensive handles I now quote for them separately usually with a small 25% markup from trade prices. Jon

I have something similar in the workshops as the floor is all over the place. I have used adjustable kitchen legs on mine so that the platform can be leveled perfectly flat and level. If the platform is isnt level you can get some misalignment of doors etc when the furniture is installed. My...

Elu used to do a small light industrial router. There is some info and pics here. As already said the dewalt router bodies should fit or do you require the complete machine? https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/view ... p?p=162598 Jon

No direct experience with the planer thicknesser but I used to use a danckeart overhead router which was solidly made and built to last. A local joinery shop to me has a dankeart surfacer which is probably 50 years old and still going strong. Jon

The problem with using pocket screws is filling the holes that are produced and getting a reasonable grain match. I use pocket screws in places which arent seen but not on an open shelving unit. I would prefer to use either a domino or biscuit joint glued and clamped or simple glued housing...