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Hi folks, I need a 900mm width kitchen base unit to replace one due to water damage, and that seems to be an odd size... The depth is 570mm, but the slot at the rear is at 500mm. Does anyone know where I might buy one at a reasonable price, or is it going to be easier to get a 1000mm one and...

Some of them have a ‘built in’ dressing tool, so I wouldn’t get too spendy before it arrives.

Hi, it’s for direct connection to a machine…however, I’ll have to confess I’d forgotten it was listed here and I’ve recently decided to keep hold of so will close the ad. Thanks

I looked at these as I don’t use my big pillar drill much, almost went for it but eventually decided that when I do need a pillar drill I usually need a bit of grunt for larger holes. There are a few clones about but look out for the quality, particularly the chuck / spindle. The Bosch seems good.

Nifty little setup, hang it on the wall outside and duct in through the wall (100mm). Needs a fabric collection bag. 13A plug or connect to fused spur, and away you go. £75 collected?

Amazing work

Jam chuck for me, wouldn’t ever consider a glue gun but I’m the worst turner ever and would tear it off in no time.

could be wrong but I think purpleheart is ok - it’s greenheart you want to look out for

I like these end grain arty things I’ve seen on Pinterest recently Or laminate the bigger bits and make something useful

On the Stihl models, there are different blades, ie., rough and fine cut. I have the rough one which is great for hornbeam / leylandii etc., but not as good for privet unless you really want to hack it back.

Put a camera in one and then upload the video when you have dry patches with nothing to post

Looks good. Original pics of cute bats should gain some followers. Put the website in the bio at the top.

Not the best picture but I did a long floating shelf using those very brackets not long ago I used an offcut of solid timber worktop, 30mm thick (are 38 or 40mm the other standard worktop thicknesses?). If you could get your hands on a few offcuts of this stuff from a kitchen fitters skip...

What’s your account name? I can at least give you a follow, I like bats. I’ve noticed really well thought out posts / very good photos will gain more followers than lots of content.

Many (good) roofers offer warranties 20yr on their work, shame it wasn’t sorted by the previous owner.

Accuracy is pretty good out of the box but I might have been lucky. Good enough that I haven’t get got round to making it perfect. Dust collection is OK using my old Nilfisk with a 50mm hose, I can’t compare this to other machines as I’ve only used industrial setups with an enormous hood...

Nice to meet you Mike, thanks again for the tea and welcome rest stop. Glad you’re pleased with the machine.

Fiddes wins so far, not dry yet (although only takes 30-60mins) These are all mixed with the same dust Will be interesting to see what it’s like sanded back

I’ve bought some of the Fiddes stuff to try, will report back.

Just found this thread Filler for Oak Might have to think of something else!