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Well done Digizz a beautiful workshop. I hope you had as much fun building yours as I have building mine 8) Looks like the dog love it anyway :D So I take it this was a kit, how big is it?

Hi, As John E explained the EB PKF 255 is capable to cut 8x4 sheets easily, the problem is to swing the full sheet in place and that's provided your workshop is large enough to let you boldly swing that 18mm tone weight sheet!!! :wink: So I have put this new jig to the test this WE as I had...

Hey John, this is all music to my hears as I too want to buy the CT150 when funds allow me. I wish it was now :D Thanks for the review and happy planing.

Newbie_neil, this would require about 2400mm by 500mm + some space to walk and work in front of it. This is too bad you don't have the space. I'll be using this jig this WE as I am starting a project and 5 8x4 sheets have been delivered yesterday. This should make life a lot easier than the...

That's correct, no space needed to store this jig, well if you have rafters like I do then it's definitely no problem. All that is fixed is the top rail, but this will not be in your way :D I GWW 143 there is also a design from someone who built an exterior one (that stay there). It's more...

Ok, figured it out :oops: :D

Hummm, why again is it not displaying the pictures?

Hi all, I thought I'd show you the Panel saw jig I made based on the article in GWW 143. This is a brilliant idea to get 8x4 sheet down to a manageable size for the table saw.

Excellent Dave, seeing the construction in pictures is very good. I have need for some of those, I'll try this out, cheers :D Do you find any loss of suction with it?

Yes Chris, this is critical to maximise the working space on the table. I must give credits to Neil (the irish one) who paved the way and made me not forget about this important detail. Thanks again Neil :wink: You will see that I had to nodge the table on the right of the column as well as...

Hey all, I thought I'd show you pictures of the Jig I made for my drill press: http://homepage.eircom.net/~cycworkshop/workshop5_1.htm The drill press is on the Stand I have posted sketches of in the past. It makes the drill press 4 times the tool it was :D CYC

Chris, I think this is bringing the dure edge blades to the very top of the list if I ever shop of a bandsaw blade :D Philly, ahhahahahahhahahahhahaha sorry for the damage to your tools. Noely, Hope you enjoyed the long WE. The weather was much better up north, well at least it was in Donegal.

Good work Dave and Tony, it's really nice to see pictures of work in progress. I give invaluable hints :D It's like a soap opera, I can't wait for the next pictures to be aired :wink:

Knowing the quality of this brand, would they not sell twice as much if they sold at competitive prices. I know I would have already bought a few if it was cheaper :wink:

Best of luck in the new Workshop, I can only imagine all the wonderful projects coming out of such a large place. It's going to cost ya to fill this place up with BIG tools!!! :wink:

I was away for a short while, I have updated the list with the last 5 entries, thanks all.

A very interesting comment there Noel, as you know I have my heart set on the Festool ROS but I must say that at this price and knowing it's very close in performance, the Metabo sounds like the right choice. Like Newbie_neil, metabo was my second choice after Festool. Damn! I'll never get my...

A long way from the City! But then again not as long as London!! :wink: Thanks Steve :D

Hahahaha, nice story. So where do you get nice hardwood around Dublin?

Ok, so you don't want the woodworking program to use expensive tools but it's okay to make projects worth a fortune in hardwood because you don't want to see MDF!!! I don't get it. Veneered MDF sounds good to me in the right application. What projects did you see Dave using MDF wrongly?