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Nice piece there Les :D Congratulation on the coming baby too :D My wife didn't want to build a crib! So I built the changing unit and wardrobe (no pics of that one).

I use a Canon Ixus 400 and it's never given me a bad picture. It's just a brilliant piece and very compact. I recommand Canon all the way.

Nice piece of kit :D

So John, what table saw did you get, with the scoring blade?

I like it a lot, well done. And such a panel of joints included :D !

True but that's not often.

I am going to have a kitchen project very soon, this is really interesting. Trend don't sell one even though they have a pocket hole jig. What I do is clamp a piece of timber behind the panel you are screwing at 90degree so that the screws can't drive it out of flush. Better if you have a clamp...

Nice one, it's very handy to have a welder as a friend, isn't it :wink:

Hey Stewart, I subscribe to woodsmith, an american woodworking magazine, and a few month ago there was an issue you may be really interested in: http://www.woodsmith.com/issues/158/ It's a very nice table and chips box. Very detailed plans to build it.

Thanks all for your kind words. Bad_Hypertension, I will share my plans of this chest if you want. It's no big deal to me. I guess it depends if you have Sketchup or not. That applies to anyone on the forum :D

Ok, on popular demand here are some more details :-) : - The Oak came as floor boards, 24mm thick (just about an inch thick for your imperials) and the frames are made of it that thick (just sanded). - The panels and bottom of the chest are the 10mm veneered MDF. I was happy to see it match...

I designed it myself. It needed to suit a specific size so I drew the plans, didn't like the proportions so drew again. Still didn't like the proportions so I drew one more time and this is the result.

I have the Thicknesser EB DH330 and this happened to me for the first time at christmas. I realised that, like Offcut, lubricating the bed has sorted the problem. Pheww :roll:

Hi all, Well as you might have noticed, I am back roaming this forum. In 2005 I have not been able to read and post very often. In payment for my return I give you my first completed project of 2006: an Oak chest. Made of Solid French Oak with panels from Oak veneered MDF. I finished it with 3...

Nice Job Tony, I am very impressed by your technique with the biscuits =D> . Ingenious. You'll be glad to hear your post taught me a few things. Thank you very much :D Enjoy your new rack.

Excellent work, it looks great. Well done Tony.

Mark, What about the republic of Ireland, which I am sure you make a lot of business with? You (Rutlands) still charge £20 for delivery (in Dublin, not in the middle of the country). Even after buying about £300 worth of goods! So this on top of being out of stock and still waiting for half the...

This is looking really promising. I like it already. Thanks for showing us :D Can't wait to see the next steps now :?

I ordered stuff which was said in stock and it appears they don't have it in stock and are even waiting for custom to clear to get more. I regret ordering from them now :cry:

That's what I like about wealden, even with deliveries to Ireland they are really quick. And so far I am really happy with the quality. This forum is a real advertising platform for them, but they deserve it :D Happy cutting Lynx :lol: