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Most newer cutters will have a K mark on the shank and the cutter should be inserted up to the straight line of the K.

Nice WWMM mug though! I enjoy his Youtube clips!

Blimey Gordon, 6'7" and under 11 1/2 stone! Now that is lean!

It just goes to show, different strokes for different folks. To me, for a bench sitting chest, the dovetails are aesthetically the right way. The North Bennett School get their students to make a tool chest with a dovetail carcass and they orient their dovetails the same way too. Nice work Ollie.

That is a neat fit Douglas, I will have to copy it as I have the same issue. If I was making another table then rotating it 90' as you mention would definitely be the way to go. I see in the latest version they have added a column lock which locates where the height adjuster would end up if...

Thanks to both of you for the advice and the link to the previous thread. Hopefully it was just a temporary glitch and I will now enjoy countless years of impeccable service from it. On the other hand.... Kind regards Lee

Just checked and the magnet is still firmly in place. I resigned myself to either buying a new switch or a new router so decided to button it back up to keep all the bits together. Plugged it back in to check that it was no different and now it is working perfectly!! There was a bit of dust...

I was hoping I could get some advice from you fine folk regarding a fault I have with my router. I have a DW625E mounted in a table and it now has no speed control whatsoever, it just runs flat out regardless go which speed is dialled in. I have taken the speed control switch off and put an...

Is the only difference between the C15 and the T15 the design? Spec wise they appear to be the same?

You are a lucky chap! I wish I had the space for a decent cabinet saw instead of having to have a fold away site saw!

I think it is the legs, they just still look rough cast.

Dark Side of the Moon? Sorry I can't help with the handles but a lovely piece of work!

You know the rules, if there is no picture it never really happened!

Cheers custard!

Every site that I have looked at that sells the Sipo rods state that they are for the DF700, but are they equally applicable to the DF500 or does the 700 cut wider mortices meaning they won't fit into a mortice cut by a 500? Any advice greatly appreciated!

Here is mine I made last year, made in oak with tulip drawer sides lined with cork roll. Front Back In situ

How about Western Red Cedar?

I really like Tommy MacDonald once I got used to his style. He covers a range of projects from a tray to the incredible bombe secretary. He also shows his mistakes and how he overcomes them which most of us can relate to!

Whilst I haven't tried either the Dewalt or the Makita, i have an Axminster MB1933. It performs well, has a cutter head lock and digital readout for height adjustment. 13" width and 6" depth capacity. It is hellishly noisy though!

I think I would wrap the box in a cotton sheet before putting the bubble wrap around it. Agree with Mark that your work looks fantastic. I particularly like the Solar Table, stunning work!