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I can't see the pictures, is it only me??

Nicely done :D Nothing like staying outside lounging around a beautiful outdoor table.

Good stuff, tomorrow you can hunt for a replacement :P

Put me down for Type B john. I'd love to make a living from it but as philly said I am not sure I could sustain the same living standard!

I think gluing a solid timber floor to have it floating is suicide. I think offcut is right. It's me thinking :wink:

Thanks guys for the compliments. Roy, it was designed to fit in the space, the advantage of making your own furniture :wink: There is even enough space on the window side for the soon to come curtains (currently made in France :P ). We have already decided I should make a narrow wardrobe to...

Thomas, I have had jams on mine many times and unscrewing the nose top and back always did the job. Only one thing comes to mind, make sure the hammer is pushed back before you tighten the nose top back on. May be you block it and the air cannot reach it and is forced out before end? This is a...

Thanks everyone for your good comments, and thanks for your best wishes on the new arrival. Best wishes to you too Simon. Alf, ahahah. :D It took me about 20hours to build this, after work. But remember I didn't have to plane any timber as it was planed wood.

Thanks Alf, I think I'll get that, it looks just the part :D

Hi all, This weekend I have finished my chest of drawers or as it really should be called my baby changing unit. My wife and I are expecting a baby in the coming week so I had to finish this. I started last monday, I still have to oil it to protect it from you know what! I had bought the...

Whoaa this thread is coming back to life :D Updated the list with entries from Mdotflorida to Ian Dalziel. We have 58 table saws recorded, nice statistics. Scheppach is the most used brand with 12 users. Keep it coming everyone :D

Elektra Beckum spa 1100 extractor Earlex combivac Alf, do you have some adaptors to fit the Earlex to the hand power tools? I have a particular problem with fitting the smaller diameter of my ROS (festool). Any tips?

I have updated the list with the last entries of Bigrout, Jake, Locton, Newbie Neil and Ike. Thanks.

Thanks for your answers guys :D This WE, I have received a DVD from a member I won't mention for safety reasons :wink:. It is a demo of the Legacy ornamental mill: an advanced cross between the router table and the lathe. I thought it was fantastic, just what I need, Sorry cutting crew...

Thanks Steve, this is really good :D . Aragorn, I am too currently stuck on 11 if this is any consolation!

Hi all, Can you tell me what would be a good choice of lathe to buy? Hold on, don't start grumbling about how too vague a question it is. Like I asked what's a good choice car! Let me give you some context: - I have never used one. - I would get it mainly to turn some table legs. I would need...

I see your point John, thanks for that. I'll give it a try sometime, after I run out of my stock of Pozidriv ! :D

Woaa Philly this was well worth the time spent on it. I really like the wood, the oil gives it such splendor and I am sure the picture doesn't even give it credit. Did you have plans for it or you designed it? Well made.

John, can I ask why you think the Torx screws are better? I am interested :-) And sorry but I haven't anything coming to mind, yet!

Thanks for sharing views of your workshop, a nice and well organised place from the looks of it. Seeing this, I really need to sort of my pile of timber on the floor which takes too much space!