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a Trend T4, For Something light and almost one handed use 1/4" bits are cheap as chips and spare aplenty' When my old Bosch 50 goes, the Trend T4 will be the replacement of choice. Regards Rodders http://www.toolstop.co.uk/index.php?opt ... oC27Hw_wcB

Steve, And a very nice one too! Did you know the link above, marked The complete tablesaw, actually leads to 3 vids for Bandsaw essentials? Well it does on my old computer!! Regards Rodders

As you're no doubt aware, you can never be sure what the plaster is hiding! or what size window opening may be! I seem to be pretty good at guestimating replacement window sizes, based on how big the window ought to be using the likely finished stile thickness or width as a guide. Normally, the...

In Sunny Devon we have 1.5mm internal door joints. Traditionally, the door "joint" was 1/16" inside, and 1/8" for external joinery, which I don't think has changed in time. Regards Rodders

That's good news! did any of the the bits, melted kerf, fly about at all? Avery nice day for it too! :D Regards Rodders

An excellent vid which is very entertaining too! :D :D A few more like this, and You're gonna put molton on the map. Thanks for posting Regards Rodders

Fully agree with you there, but newbie's coming from an engineering background, some peeps can't ditch the feeler gauges when wood working at first, I'm told. Regards Rodders

Plastering sand is not soft sand at all, so he is using the wrong sand, It should be SHARP sand, pit sand is best, far superior to sea sand, ( Wickes sell pit sand ) as too much salt gets through the washing process with sea sand. That old render should be taken off, The only reason to leave...

Is that 4 thou? As the peeps have said, Whist it's crucial that both the infeed and outfeed beds are parallel to each other for sucessful timber straightening, in this case that is not any concern over such a small area, At least you know you're latest "recruit" will be up to any jobs you have...

You don't say if you Are you using the dreaded "dual skirting", favoured by the merchants, or MRMDF? MDF, Apart from it's poisonous dust is more stable, and economical, bearing in mind it's ready primed,4 sides and very little waste, in 5m lengths I remember, and well worth it's cost. When...

Powertools, When the june '14 thread was posted I was away, otherwise I would have corrected you're mistake over the motor pulley rotation, It's a different model than you'rs, as Lons pointed out, which you didn't seem to understand. Apprenticed, I spent the first 12 years of my working life in...

Nice kity pic there Lons, looks to be the same as mine, which is marked 1979 on the motor plate. You're mention of catering to buyers orders, explains the recent saw/planer combo for sale on fleabay, I assumed the spindle moulder was missing, not realising it may not supplied on that table...

An excellent and interesting WIP, you have obviously given this build some thought. An ideal "How to" for any future Router table builder. Perhaps You should get this on utube! Regards Rodders

Is this Bernado query still active? Today i had a "flyer" from a french outlet where I bought some drive belts for my kity k5. a while ago. Looking through it I noticed the Bernado name, on a machine they stock. I don't speak french but there are some members living in France Who may be able to...

Is it this one, or the newer version? Rodders https://nigeldavidbrown.wordpress.com/2 ... 5-rebuild/

And also you said that the whole bed wifth isn't affected, just one area, so if you could detail, or sketch that would be helpful, Regards Rodders

Doesn't sound wildly serious judging so far, Some pics and measurement details would help myself and others To give their opinion. Regards Rodders

Front door should be a 33"x 78" door, a 30" door is an interior door, A back door used to be 6'8""x 2'8" but not so much now! Regards Rodders

Brilliant, as usual, I wouldn't be surprised if Santa kept that one for himself! Regards Rodders

An electric chainsaw wouldn't have the engine and petrol starting issues suffered by some! Regards Rodders