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Really like this, the finish looks great. When you say hand painted, do you mean with a spray gun or brush? If it’s the latter, what techniques do you use to get the best finish? Thanks Col

Looks great, I feel the inspiration for my own Beer Bureau!

Thanks Mike. Just spoke to Axminster who said they still have spares. They also said that is just a mass produced unit branded for them, so I’m not sure there is any difference apart from cost.

Really like that, great job.

Additionally I’ve also found an Axminster bench planer/thicknesser, but it’s a 6 hr round trip to collect. Having looked at both these options and several new ones of the same ilk, they all appear to look very similar, are they all the same thing rebadged, or is there a reason to go for one over...

Very nice.

Have found a woody hm160 local to me for £200. I don’t know the brand, does anyone have any experience?

Thanks Matt.

Any other thoughts? Can I do without a jointer and just spending all the cash on a planer?

Would I be better looking a separate units, or is there nothing really to be gained from that? The bench jointers are small enough to store on a shelf, so I have space for both.

I would think no more than 200mm max, but even that would be rare. Commonly up to 150mm

I should say, £500 ish, could stretch a small amount if necessary.

What you recommend in this price range? Because of space, bench mounted is the only realistic option. Cheers Col

Love that, very nice indeed

Just a bit, thanks anyhow.

Could it be salvaged by someone with very little budget but mechanical and electrical skills?! If so ill come and save you the trip to the tip if your anywhere near Yorkshire.

Thanks Mike, much appreciated.

Just enquiring as I’m working on a project with breadboards at the moment. Do you glue the length of the tenon, or dowel, both or something completely different? I’m breadboarding a farmhouse table, there are 3mm gaps between the boards that run the length of the table, so there is already space...

Found the dewalt model recommended for £60, so bought it! Thanks for all the help.

Thanks all, some great advice there. Thanks for taking the time to explain that custard, I will be using extraction but it’s not variable so that is definitely worth bearing in mind.