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Aidan, I think the morticer we have is an excellent tool, well at least once we figure out a better fence. I wouldn't spend the money to get a replacement. Unless.... you have like Neil one router for each cutter you possess, hahaha sorry neil I couldn't resist. :twisted: Seriously, if you...

I can't wait :D :D :D

I can only help with the French I am afraid :twisted:

Aidan, I must have the same morticer you have. It's really heavy, sounds lovely but the fence it not great to setup. Have you come up with a jig to replace it. I plan to scratch my head to make one. I wouldn't say this is a brilliant piece of kit, but it's not the worth either. Now that I have...

Chris, you have made a very nice site. It's always nice to see what the next woodworker's shop looks like :D I see you use a festool circular saw. Care to give a review in the Tools review section. I would love to hear your comments. Or may be you will have your tools section up soon ?

John, I couldn't agree anymore about how hard it is to read those half millimetres. I am too looking for one not too long. As usual, not easy to find anything out of the bog standard in Ireland!! :(

You couldn't have written a closer description of my view Neil :wink: I agree on every point. A very good show, best british woodworking show I have ever seen. I hope it stays on for as long as the NYW.

No Trevor, I think what you described is called Keyhole something, sorry don't know the exact term. Anyone want to jump in? See this for clearer pictures of the French cleat: http://www.newwoodworker.com/frenchcleat.html

HAHAHAHA Neil I remember your christmas story, back then you didn't say you got 2 routers out of it! :wink:

Looks amazing Paul :D

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Hi all, I wanted to post a shelf I have made last WE. It's not a big task, but I thought you may be interested because I made it so it doesn't show any fixings using a french cleat. Have a look: http://homepage.eircom.net/~cycworkshop/bedroom1.htm

Yes Neil, indeed I do hate to change them, especially in the router table. I currently have 2 cheap routers, so when I can afford a nice router (I want the Festool OF1010 if any anonymous donor is listening :wink: ) I can use the cheaper ones for dedicated tasks (bits), like the round over bit...

Well that would make changing bits less of a chore! :lol:

So how many routers do you have Neil?? One per router bit you have :P

Thanks everyone. I have ordered the Axminster toggle clamps: http://www.axminster.co.uk/default.asp?part=ACL1 The ACL3 is what I am getting and http://www.axminster.co.uk/default.asp?part=378002 We'll see how it goes. :D [/url]

Steven that's what I had understood from your suggestion, and that's what I think would be the most valuable information. Now this has been clarified in this thread but I think that the title of the polls (or description) needs to be reworded to make it clear to the members voting and reading...

Ho that is very nice, makes me want to make one :D I can't keep up will all the projects I want to do :roll:

So Dave you can't say anything against the quality of the Axminster toggle clamps? Does anyone even know if all those toggle clamps are the same only rebranded?

Sorry Adam :oops: