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Agreed assuming you want a decent solid shed. The biggest problem with trying to build the lower spec shed is that you can't get hold of the materials. Youd spend so much time ripping down timber into smaller bits for the frames it isnt worth it. My shed is basically a garden room apart from...

The motor in a Henry is in lots of things. My Record Power DX5000 dust extractor has 2 of them in it. Only worked that out when I though a motor had blown, took it apart and then googled the part number!

Yep Built my own from scratch end of last year. 100mm wired concrete base with 3 rows of engineering brisk to keep the wood off the floor. 3x2 frame work with 4x2 roof joists. GRP roof as I had some left over from a extension I built at the beginning of the year. Doing it again I'd use...

I have 2 pairs of the Big over ear orange ones and a Pair of the small Wireless Ear bud ones. The over ear ones I find had to wear all day as my ears a touch big for them and they just dont sit right but they work very well and I do normally find myself using them over the buds. The buds are...

My SS made me a gorgeous router plane. Absolutely love it and will come in very handy as I don’t own a flat top blade for my saw 👍🏻🥰🥰 Merry Christmas everyone.

Does anyone else do a Spiral head Table top one like the Axminster version?\\Axminster Trade AT330ST Thicknesser Spiral Block

3 phase though is a pretty big turn off for alot of people.

Surround the drawer fronts with face frames and use Blum undermounts?

After looking at the previous years gifts that are made for people at least giving wood means you don't have your efforts plastered all over the internet! Its the theory I was seriously considering at one point! lol

Mine will go to the post office tomorrow for a 24hr delivery. Apologies for not getting it out sooner, I've been snowed under with stuff and not managed to get to a PO. My SS for me though turned up on Monday but I wasnt home and the 'sorry we missed you card' was blank so I assumed as has...

I mostly Dont clamp as the way I use it means I dont actually cut right up to a line but for the occasions I have used it properly I do clamp it. I will say though the Festool tracks I find really dont move around

I think Track saws are one of those tools where you really do get what you pay for. For most things a cheap drill issn too dissimilar to an expensive one.

I have a Festool TS55 and recently went up to my parents to help my Dad put a roof on his newly built Orangery. I didnt the mine with me as he said he'd seen mine so bought himself one. He got the Lumberjack Plunge saw. A few things I found using it 700mm Guide rails x4 all joined together...

I Had to use the box I was planning on using to post out a different item to someone but I'm hoping Amazon delivers other goodies today so I can nab the box to send it tomorrow hoefully

Mother in Law wanted a box to put the ashes of her parents in so I happily took the chance to get some practice making square boxes and made this Solid ash ashes box. Nothing fancy and tbh the little skirt/feet thing I put on it was a mistake as the Mitres are really not great. In fact I grain...

Mines all ready to be wrapped and sent. Hopefully get it out this weekend

I use the CMT orange blades and have been perfectly happy with them I get them from Scott and Sargent.

I made mine to send yesterday but waiting on the appropriate finish to turn up before I bung it in the post. Hope they like it.

Maybe not but dowels would work. It was more in reference to the Niche aspect of the Domino and theft that they are great bits of kit but for just about every reason for using one there is an alternative.

I Know what I want to make but I'm thinking its a bit simple and I need to add a bit more to the gift!:unsure:🧐