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it's a matter of taste really. with the flat 18mm, depending on width you may or may not get a nice split line, unless you go and pick out the sheet yourself, finding one with the repeat in the right place. if you are going to the effort of making panelled doors, why not use walnut for the...

be interested to know how you get on with that dr. it's on my shopping list but after other stuff.

the plane is beautiful, one of my favourite tools too the granny's tooth. makes me want to make one.

depends on whether you want paint to run out of the screw heads on hinges

I used feather edge on my 12m x 12m shed, it was cheaper and I prefer the look of it. just make sure you do a decent overlap.

I thought that henry's were being made in a different factory now, the last time I saw one, the wheels had broken off in the shop! and some other things didn't seem so good on them, but they had hettys there (from the old factory) so got one of them, for some reason it never went missing from...

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having it attached to the fence would be a pita. moving that every time you moved the fence.

my bearings on my bts fitted easily, the machine is spinning one heck of a block, so a little resonance isn't that surprising, it's difficult to know unless one is there I suppose.

i'm buying some router cutters, Wealden are out of the size I need, so getting trend, they are cheaper from a tool website than trends own website, which I find weird

Q3 should it be the same as on the other wheel to lock it?

oh dear god

I was taught and always have used an offcut of wood, free and always to hand.

if you get the wadkin bts manual from daltons it has what heights all that stuff is supposed to be at, would it be the same across the board? nathan

back scratchers?

thankyou

spax or fischer are good quality, depends on whether you are taking them in and out or just in once and that's it. cheaper screws tend to break 1 in every .... when you need to take them out. I wait to see a "special" on spax or fischer, wurth are good too. nathan

just noticed the gothic tool works badge. I have a mummert Dixon grinder from the gothic tool works, it's in the queue (quite near the back)

nice tree, I don't scroll, how long would that take to cut?

never ending list. presumably because you are in a flat, you don't want power tools, otherwise I would say a router for starters. some of the stuff can be second hand or new, depending on your personal preference. people seem to like one or the other. chisels, a selection of a plane, no.4 is...