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you need two clamps to fix it to the work piece too. try this vid to see if it helps

Also I can recommend using a jig to fit, makes life easy and only 30 squids https://ffx.co.uk/product/Get/Kreg-Khi-Hinge-Int-0647096807344-Concealed-Hinge-Jig?utm_medium=tradedoubler&utm_source=RedBrain+UK&tduid=692cade3d50bfb5b2eca55f8df225d6a

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sash clamps are always handy as you can grind the stop off the end and then use the pins on the stops to join the bars together to make an extra long clamp, with the help of a little tape. I have a bunch of ones I got from a second hand shop for a 5er and they have got me out of a few sticky...

yeah sounds good to me, I've not used the for sale section, let me know when you've posted it up there 👍👍👍

Hi guys, I don't suppose anyone has a copy of The Complete Japanese Joinery book they want to sell?

Nice, I made a solution like that when I was messing around a few years back but obviously didn't make it properly. mine stained an old oak worktop but didn't go deep black. I will try again though as yours looks really nice

love the finish, can I have the recipe please as I would love to try it out 👍

Yes that's what I was going to suggest 👍

need? what's that got to do with it? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I would always have a corded router, or two, and with a 12.7mm (1/2") collet for beasty jobs.

Most of my tools are cordless, I just find it so much easier. Also I agree don't be brand loyal, I run makita and milwaukee because I find some milwaukee stuff better than makita and vise versa.

screwfix often have makita drills with 2 mx 5Ah batteries on sale for 149 which is good just for the batteries

I agree, best to buy quality if you can afford it, don't like false economy

DX? (dust extractor?) I was thinking a well into a bucket or something, not decided on how to tackle my dust extraction yet. That's another post yet to come, I've got an old extraction unit in my current little workshop but it's really pants, clogs up really quick when I use the thicknesser...

I swear Dewalt have got really poo quality lately. 20 years back they were the dogs testicles.

Hi all, I'm just about to draw up my mitre station which will go along the 4.8M (188.9763779528 inch) wall. Any advice on what to build it from and construction methods? I don't want to to break the bank so I was thinking CLS or PSE reswood with a 18mm ply top but I'm open to any suggestions...

yeah I did think a of making a home made one but the psu would end up being really expensive so might as well buy a few more batteries

yeah matt emulsion for the ceiling and vinyl matt for walls is what I usually do

I'm not sure which section to put this thread but here goes. In the new workshop I'm building I will be using quite a lot of battery power tools. The mitre saw and table saw in particular will have quite permanent homes but will go on site with me too. My question is is there a dummy battery...