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Well done Ian. A lot of work in this little table :D

This is looking very promising. I have learned a lot from reading your post and especially from your pictures. I can't wait to see the coming development and the finished product. I like those clamps, I don't know what you call them, on the gluing picture (not the besseys). I must get a pair of...

Jetman, do you know of any resources outside the manual for fine tuning the elektra beckum PKF 255? I recently have found the fence doesn't appear to be paralel to the blade. I have a lot of investigation to make but I think the blade is paralel to the table. Anyway, the manual, as most manuals...

I have updated the list with the saws of: Kev, Johnb, UKTony, Pete, Philly (replaced your Record Select RSTS12), mickblee and Franck D. Thanks everyone for continuing to contribute to this list :D

I wanted to add, many thanks Neil for posting such a detailed project report. This kind of post is certainly the most educative, inspiring and promoting (discussion and questions). The pictures are invaluable and your hands on comments very useful. Of course I am very lucky as I will get to see...

Well done Neil, outstanding table. Outstanding work. I would have defintely messed up cutting the insert, by half a millimeter :roll:

Fantastic job. Nice to see the planning and final result. I am sure you made your friend very happy with this :D

Excellent work, I really like the legs, the proportions are good. Subtle & simple details that make the whole design.

It's new technology I am not allowed to speak of :!:

When I was looking at buying at tablesaw, I thought I would spend about €500 but then I saw the EB PKF 255 at 5 times the price! My wife said "If you need it, get it" :D I love my wife :P

120 joist hangers, that's 60 joists, what size deck is this?

ahhahahahahahahahahhahahahahahhaha :D

Let's hope they don't read this forum so :P

Chris, a nice list, point 10 is an excellent idea. Here is what I will do so: 1. Glue large piece together to make planks for drawer sides 2. Definitely 2 different push stick designed specifically for the planer. Using some sort of rubber on the sole for maximum grip. 3. Some 1/2/3 blocks...

That's my position, I have way too many scraps, it looks like I'll have to find a way of burning them. My worth problem are scraps of OSB or laminated pieces, I am a little afraid of burning materials with such high contents of toxic chemicals :?

Okay lads (and madame), My workshop is becoming a joke with the clutter of scrap growing bigger every day. In the beginning I was keeping all the little off cuts of wood for the various tests and clamping tasks of woodworking. But now it has just become a mountain of wood. All the pieces that...

I see there seem to be a lot of mention for the CT150 on having to make or buy a spigot. I just want to tell anyone interested in this tool that there was one included with my CT150 bought about a month ago. Cheers.

We have a seriously strong brain power on this forum. With all those impressive titles I am too shy to tell what I do for money :oops: I would love to not have to worry about money and spend my time renovating hold houses in France (at my own pace :wink: ). And then feel it up with home made...

:o I really like it. This is just my style. Nicely built John.

Nice report, it's great to see the construction stages in detail :D