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I like it but I think I would have planed and sanded it smooth, but that's just my taste. Matt

I came across this earlier http://www.workshopheaven.com/tools/Weldbond_Universal_Adhesive_8oz.html and its says "In short, it's as safe as kids glue, but as verstile as epoxy." so I took that to mean its as safe as houses to use but I'm only reading between the lines. Could the wood be iroko...

i picked up my Evolution saw at b&q for £55 about 6 months ago not sure what they are charging now. Its not a bad saw for stuff like that. Matt

not something I have thought about but it looks good

I did think that, do you think I should go for the standard low angle??

Hi guys, Is there any difference between the above mentioned planes? The reason I ask is the price difference between Rutlands and workshop heaven? I have been looking at the Low Angle Rebating Block Plane anyone got any comments or opinions???? Thanks in advance. Matt

I replaced the plastic one on my CMS and it made the world of difference, all my cuts are now a lot cleaner. I'd give it a go if i were you.

That's very true, I never thought of that.

I think they are taken with a fish eye lens then stitched together using software.

I don't agree with cutting down rain forests by any means but the director of wicks does have a point, I would bet B&Q's stock will end up in landfill at least wicks' stock won't be scrapped

Looking at some of the prices I have seen, I would say 50 quid isn't bad. My wife doesn't understand the price of wood/tools either.

Yeah its about 120 miles each way but thanks anyway :D

Now there is an idea, thanks i never thought of that. Matt

Hi guys n gals, I'm looking for some 25mm ply for a project I'm working on, just wanted to know what's a good price per full sheet??? thanks in advance matt

You are right but a glued joint will fail the first time it is put in the dishwasher. As far as I am aware (I am no means an expert on kitchen hygiene) you cant prepare the food using wooden boards but you can serve it on wooden boards e.g. cheese boards. I cant seem to find any info on the...

Hum I think i will stick with my trusty marples lol

Just take care while using, the father in law bought one and the "wooden" top very nearly had his finger off, we ended up taking a block plane to it. Also fit some timber inside the cross members otherwise they bend. But for £9 what do expect. Matt

)&q or your local machine Mart buddy they all stock them

I have an Evolution Fury 3, its by no means a pro saw but it served me well. Added bonus it cuts through anything with the same blade. You can pick them up reasonably cheap. If you do get a compound mitre saw just be sure to make sure you set the fence to 90 to the blade before use.

Yes that means its left hand thread.