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Same idea as the off set mortice and tenon but with the M&T you get more glue area . You could off set it to the side or drop it down below the groove and do a wider M&T i think the latter would be better .

Nice one Barry , looks like you have every feature from every table in there . Can i order one please :D

Could you not offset the joint so the groove doesn't effect it ?

I only get about one a year so i normally mark out the rise and going in my workshop and work the angle out by physically putting the strings in place . I know there is a way of working out the angle so i don't need to do this but i cant remember what it is :oops: Any tips ? The rise is 2608mm...

No way mate ! I cant see a spindle moulder being able to do what the Legacy does . But we will see .

Yep i've got a sparks coming to fit a supply for me over Christmas / New year and i'm picking the moulder up tomorrow :D Actually Mel spotted it and sent me a PM so thanks Mel :D

Correct it is my new toy , i mean tool .

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=005&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&viewitem=&item=150071114480&rd=1&rd=1 What do you think ?

I had to call an electrician to answer that :oops: I should pay more attention to these things :lol: 25amp feed .

So i can just wire my existing workshop supply into a 16amp socket and use a 16amp machine then ? :?

Is there something special about a 16 amp plug or is it just a plug with a 16 amp fuse in it :? :oops:

MR last time i spoke to them i was looking to replank and deck a 40ft boat and they said they had enough reclaimed teak to build a fleet . Let us know what they have in stock now if you get down there !

This was a funny one for me as i don't normally make furniture , if a stool can be called that . But i was thinking all along the same work has gone into this as making a table or three windows . It started to annoy me as it was taking so long to make something so small . Lots of things i would...

6" wire nails :twisted: :lol: (hammer) These ones i glued and screwed them but normally i use glue and a pin gun . I fix a battern onto the units and fix the fillets to that .

These guys break ships and boats all the time http://www.trinitymarine.co.uk/ Last time i looked they had thousands of M of Burma Teak .

I used clip on kitchen hinges so lining up the doors was easy . As i made the wardrobe in the workshop i was able to get them most of the way there before they got to site , so it was just a matter of tweaking the hinges and a small block plane . The face frame / fillet pieces are fitted after...

I was going to say that . Nice job .

Hi Andy :D For the first parts i turned the stock round using the planer cutter, the feet where done with the barley twist cutter 32mm . I then indexed the bottom of the square part with the same barley twist cutter . The rope mould was a 32mm rope mould cutter with two starts and turning both...

Ive had a few of the 1/4" shank cutters break on me but never a 1/2" . Normally when they snap they stop dead but i spose there is always that one time when they don't . :shock:

There is a cornice going around the room so the top was left to allow for that . The doors where made with the fraud cabinet door making set . A scribe moulding set with a raised panel cutter .