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And of course you can even add a Welsh dictionary too! Nadolig Llawen :ho2

Ah the Niger delta will miss you, pity I was due to be in Warri in the new year, could have popped in :roll: happy retirement

I have the cheapo one from Axminster (it was on offer a few months ago and me and a few otheres on UK Workshop members snapped them up) Works just fine, but I do it so rarely that's all I need. http://www.axminster.co.uk/recno/1/product-Axminster-Deluxe-Pocket-Hole-Jig-35492.htm this one...

I have a C3 classic, fantastic piece of kick, mind you the kick at the start can make it a bit awkward to keep in it''s position every now and again (especially if you a biscuiting the centre of a plate to a pencil line, with no temp fence) But is that worth the extra 100 quid or so - hmm maybe...

They have a nice audio slides how with Tom Lie Nielsen freely available here: http://www.taunton.com/finewoodworking/ToolGuide/ToolGuideArticle.aspx?id=27723 Quite interesting Andy

Nice one HS :)

There was a nice Fine Woodworking article recently by Christian Becksfort on this very subject, he measures the change over the seasons of his wood and plans that into the gap for drawers and doors in cupboards. Don't forget to do that otherwise they will stick when the moisture content is high

at 35 quid you can get 3 phase in or by a converter (also from ebay) or even change the motor our for a single phase one, plenty of options - depends on what you want and how much hassle you prepared to put up with Just some thoughts

Here's one: ebay link

I've just found a supplier for these Master Slave Units here in the Netherlands, as 17 Euros each a bargain. http://www.kemo-electronic.de/en/module/m103/index.htm Maplin used to do them, but no more might be worth Googling and see who supplies them in the UK.

This evening I'll take one This technique stops a lot of dust going into the bottom housing and directs it to the extractor hose Andy

Think about a curved piece of thin plastic below the table with a slot cut in it till half way that the blade runs through, the top of the curve should be parallel to the underside of the table, the bottom of the curve should be vertical to the bottom of the table, then place your dust collector...

Seems that way Thanks

I'm thinking of making some doors (internal for the house) and I want to do them on the router table. Now Axminster have this set for sash windows from CMT, which they claim can be used for doors up to 35mm thick It's just that I've been staring at the picture now and I cannot see how the rail...

Another one would be an eBay shop called North Coast Hardwood's, I bought from these when I was living in the US and again now I'm here in, very good on postage and i have been delighted with their stunning pieces. http://myworld.ebay.com/northcoasthardwoods/ I have no connection just a happy...

Gee - super guys just the advice we needed

Chaps, I'm visiting my father at the moment and he has a slight problem I think you maybe able to help with? He has a small NuTool bandsaw and the drive belt has stripped it's teeth, NuTool cannot supply a new one (He's contacted them) is there a general belt supplier who maybe able to help The...

Micropsoft NetMeeting and web conference tools such as www.webex.com can offer application sharing - I do this most days and it works a treat

Couldn't ship it to Holland could you? :roll: Andy

Just copyright the name, and then link it to the actual invention, then be modest but demanding if someone copies it. You could patent the actual joint but it may not work (not being novel nor unique) and it will cost a lot to do so. Still a nice joint though