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I have a FastTrak one (this is the company Kreg bought) and I like it a lot, all my fences are by them BS. Drill, Router and table saw sliding table, I share stops across them all

I do this with a piece of ply with four holes drilled 2 either side, in 2 upper holes place dowels and then place the dowels in the first 2 holes in the work piece, then move the jig down locating the dowels in the new holes each time then drill/rout the next set of holes. etc Easy As said...

Which stores here in NL??

Boy Buller are cheap for these and they deliver here - thanks I usually get these (Accuride) when I'm in the US, Home Depot do them for circ. 16$ for a 600mm pair, but this is even cheaper I've just ordered 4 sets and some BLUMOTION for doors - soft close piston - always wanted a stock of those.

For me it's complex glue ups, more stressful than running a department of 200 people (really)

I am in the process of making a panel gauge copying Rob Cosman's design see his website http://www.robcosman.com/rcjigs.php and using a spare wheel for the Veritas marking gauge I bought for 3 euros. Not finished it yet but I've milled the pieces ready to go (Sycamore and European Walnut, with...

I too have a few from APTC in their Perform range and I must admit they are rather good, for the rest though I have loads of Trend and CMT

One of the interesting things about living on the continent, is you ahve to deal with suppliers from over the borders from time to time. I have just done our bathroom and have fitted a new German cast iron bath in the process (from Bette) , now my German is not really good, I read it as if it...

I have round ones and I hate then. they are either too loose or too tight - depends on the humidity, the square ones are designed to fit in a loose hole, rest on the lip and hold themselves well at any height. But as said above you need to plan the build around them

Oh your a star thanks

Can anyone help, I've just ran out of Cascamite, which I use when doing complex veneering jobs as it gives me time) and horror of horrors due to new regs I cannot order it from Axminster etc. in the UK. Does anyone of the European based members know of any European suppliers or equivalent glues...

Nice job martin You can do this easily too on the Woodrat and by hand of course if you have the time but not the budget for the incra/woodrat approach. What nice too Martin, as Houslager says, you can make the contrast wood very very thin by using the woodrat different sized bits or others...

I'm swaying towards a table saw with a planer thicknesser as a close second

I occasionally get Axminster orders to the Netherlands of Italy within 24 hours of me placing it. I've always been impressed with their service

When I did my MBA (and in France) it was continually hammered into us that most businesses go out of business not due to lack of sales but due to cash flow problems, and those can appear even to very mature companies like Aurio. So you must always guard against that the order to cash process is...

No choice really, the Rat would win every time - just the best machine in the workshop. The problem with this sort of question is you get all the opinions under the sun, I love my rat so I'm very very biased. Good luck with the choice

Your correct, the wiring for lights and sockets here is the same (NL) I presume France is the same too - Italy is that way too by the way but certainly not up to Dutch nor UK standards of workmanship!!!

Just ordered some I had on my wish list :roll:

Gee this is sad - http://blogs.popularwoodworking.com/edi ... Doors.aspx Better get your orders in everyone if you are hesitating about these expensive but wonderful rasps

It is also very common here in NL to wire lighting and sockets on the same ring, it's a just another way of thinking about it. I was surprised too when I had the electrician wire my new built workshop when they did that, but chatting it through with them the system is safe. I'm quite technical...