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Beautiful =D>

As always Jason, I am stypefied by your work. :shock: =D> No wonder your customers want more... :wink:

Beautiful. I love it. I will defend the choice of a white knob which is the colour of the walls and the colour inside the cabinet. It makes for no surprise when you open the Oak cabinet and you see the white laminate inside, as you opened it using a white knob. The right panel (when facing the...

It's not my cup of tea :whistle: but what workmanship :shock: Well done. :D Those hot cups will taste so nice :wink:

Thanks Graham for showing us. It's indeed geared for production and must be well suited for it too :wink: This is really educational, thanks.

I would love to see this 5 router table :D I am intrigued too.

Hey, if simple construction is key, why not assemble the face frame with pockets screws. Tenons and mortices don't really add strength to the piece (I could be wrong here, I am no pro). Compare to T&M, pocket screws will probably make the frame construction at least twice as fast. My 2 pence. :D

I would say, finishing this piece was tedious work with all the spaces between each lenghts!!! I am glad I didn't have to do it :P

Well I didn't get a big use of it yet. It's planing fine :wink: I have run Oak and Pine in it and it all comes out smooth. The presets are not great and are in imperial for some reason! For a machine made in Germany. I need to take more time with it, I plan to have it on a stand to use it...

I like it. Very well done. :D

bg, hahahahahha, suits you sir, hooo, suits you :D

Also updated: dennyk cutting42 bramers DaveyPez Gary mailee -David- Slimjim81 prawnking Colin C Now, finally the list is up to date. :D

Long over due but here is finally this post updated with the tables of: Charley widget Trent The Thief Drew keith hay cambournepete jonny boy shirehorseman sean_in_limerick PaulH j martyn2 Waka chisel shirehorseman chrisall Original-Bart Freetochat GaryD Ulrich newt craylad williek69 neilc Paul...

No more all the wear from using the kitchen, food, liquids even hot pots!

Interesting idea and a beautiful kitchen. I plan to build an Oak kitchen for my renovation in France. I had contemplated the idea of having the worktop in Oak too but didn't think you could get away with it. What sealing product did you use in your kitchens you say there is no problems?

It seems a fair price to me, it's like €1125. I, like everyone on this forum, will understand how long it must have taken you but really this is the kind of price you would expect from any retail place of "fine" furniture. The difference is that because it's a once off for you it feels like...

Cool Tony, I'll do the same so. Also, can you help on something else: What type of piping did you use to connect to the dust exhaust on the base of the router?

Argee, having removed the spring, would you say if I remove the cap (which the manual says to put back) I won't have the problem either? Yes I am interested to hear about this new Triton router. Although really just out of curiosity as I have my 2 routers now and don't plan to buy anymore...

Thanks Tony and Argee. Having finally received the Mast-R-plate from Rutlands (5 months later!) I am now finishing my routher table which will be using the Triton router :D It's good to know in advance this kind of potential issues :wink:

Tim, this is a really nice chest. Just my style. I like cherry too and you finished it really well. You also appear to have use only the best contruction method which will make this a piece to stay in some lucky family for very long. Well done and best of luck on raising plenty of money :D...