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Why do you need square corners? Just round off the mating parts to match. Alternatively, find a router bit with a diameter of 0mm.

I guess it's easier to move the fence.

Excuse my ignorance, but who on earth IS Mr Schwarz?

Yes, many thanks from me also! John

I'll second that request. It strikes me that, with an indexing arrangement, this could be an ideal way to cut slots for frets in a fingerboard. From another thread, here's an early version(scroll down to page 150)...

It's a 40-560. The flexible drive shaft screws into the outboard end of the motor, which apparently runs at 1490 or 920 RPM. Anyway, I finally got round to listing it on ebay. John

Further down (page 150) there's a prototype JointMaster!

Doubles as a duck-call as well!

When all you have is an 8' by 12' shed, then yes, there is such a thing as too big.

Anyone know anything about this make/model bandsaw? I think it's too big for me, although I'm on the lookout. The annoying thing is that it's really local(probably about half a mile away)! http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270560436206&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

Teeth?

I have seen the original, a month or two ago. I am still impressed by your version, however!

I'm very impressed by that! Please post any developments! John

If I buy a used car, does the same thing apply re. warranty? I'm sure digit is correct, but it still sounds like a rip-off to me!

OK, I saved the video on my computer, it's a .WMV file and it's around 20mB. Sadly, I can't find it on the internet, or I'd post a link. I've no idea if it's possible to attach a .WMV file to a posting here, but I'd be happy email it to you. John

I cut a couple of elipses a few years back using a method I found somewhere on the web(I can't find it now!). Basically, you make your own jig that works in almost the same way as the cruciform offerings from Trend etc.: Attach a trammel to the router. Screw a couple of ball-races to the...

I think it's the same as this one http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=380204075896&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT It has a flexible drive power-take-off. I'll check for a model number tomorrow.

Hi, I have a Delta 2 speed scroll saw that I am thinking of selling on ebay(I haven't used it once in 3 years), but I thought I'd offer it here first. If anyone's interested I'll take some photos... I'm in Thames Ditton, Surrey. John

I am considering making a zero clearance insert for my old EB flipover saw. The insert is 4mm thick, which does't sound like much, but the unsupported area is tiny. Anyway, which do you think would be more suitable, polycarbonate(Lexan) or acetal...

I'd love a copy. Hoping to get round to repairing/replacing a few of our windows, if it ever stops raining again.. John