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Now that is a worry :)

Staining before glue does have its drawbacks Paul i.e. you must be caeful of squeeze out and the removal of it, as you may mar the colouring. Dom

As you know Paul I was joking, think of the satisfaction of achieving your goal by hand tool. Dom

Different coloured felt tip pens in the mortice and the end of the tenons Dom.

Yes but if its too slippery(the table) and the wheels are a bit worn then both are slipping too much. Dom

Or a router :twisted: Dom

It may be too slippery.

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Nice work Paul. Dom

Probably because the Hoffmans were primarily for professional use. Dom

Hello P111dom and welcome, good name by the way. Try here https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/view ... hp?t=14776 Dom

Why do I never get any of these fabulous offers ? Dom

Mel, I have a message for you...................................... Dom

A little of subject, but as I was researching Edawrd LLoyds Coffe house(LLoyds of London) I found this tidbit. The first coffeehouse opens in England. Coffeehouses are called "penny universities" (a penny is charged for admission and a cup of coffee). Edward Lloyd's coffeehouse opens in 1688...

Less wax on the table Dom

Cherry Dom

Morning all, I'm off to work with my evil mechanised loom :) Dom

Agree and don't agree. If making traditional furniture then yes, traditional joints, but modern/contemporary furniture doesn't always lend itself to traditional joints and often requires some inventiveness. On the other note, I'll still be known as "The Dominator". :) Dom the Dominator

Apologies, I totally misread your post :oops: Dom

Only if Niki has removed them from his store out ther in the ether. Dom