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Judging by what you want to do BB I think the tablesaw. In my opinion you can cut tenons on the TS probably more accurately than a bandsaw, possibly not as safely but not what I would call highly dangerous. Dom

Somewhere else on the forum there has been criticism of the Axminster ones. Barrel, that's the word Dom

It worked, these were quite rusty before the treatment. Dom

As promised Woden. I actually made these with one long length and three short, make sure you leave enough room at the corners for stacking. Dom

Yes Dom

JFC wrote: Damnit, now what do I do. :) Dom

Ta muchly :) Dom

Thank you Roger Dom

A good plumbers supplier will provide you with a 12' length of pipe( can't remember the correct name) when cut in half there will already be a thread at each end which is all you need. Dom

Reckon you should get away with about £120.00 including nails and ridge. Try these people http://www.ajsmith.uk.com they are very helpful. Dom

No fair, you didn't mention price, suggest you sit down first :) Dom

Don't you love it when they say" price upon request" or if you need to ask you can't afford it. Dom

Oh God, now he thinks he's the Lone Ranger :) Dom

Why not, you've even got fixing battens up. Dom

Fair enough, but then he's going to have to make draw fronts as well, although I agree, overall even with making the fronts it would be quicker. Dom

Yes but will they chase out to 30mm to take the reg. trunking. Dom

Cedar shingles perhaps. Dom

Don't really see how you could use pocket screws and make the drawers strong enough Scrit. Unless they're incorporated with the lock joint Dom

I like that phrase JJ, how true. :) Dom

Agreed Alan it would be an excellent opportunity to practise joint making even mitred tenons. But as JFC said and OP asked I think that if OP is intending to make say twenty brackets he may well give up woodworking forever Dom