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Hi Jason. They're tenoned using the spindle moulder Dom

Misread the original thought he said shops,sorry. Dom

Thank you Niki, you're a gentleman. Dom

I have used thes on Oak Nick, just get the handle bolts, M6 . My Oak was finished in a lacquer but as it's all Stainless steel there shouldn't be a problem. Dom

Benvenuto Andy, Triton if it must be one of those three. Dom

Probably because LV are in Canada LN are in Warren, Maine. Dom

:oops: :)

Hi Niki I wasn't criticising your methods because even when cutting a small piece off a longer length there is that risk. Dom

Can't write, still laughin'

Jason wrote: :D :D :D :shock: :shock: :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

Or you could look here Dom

One of the better methods I have seen suggested. But I feel it important to point out that when cutting very small pieces, no matter the method, they have a tendency to turn in on themselves ( picture 14 ) and the blade will often catch them and throw them out at a very high speed. worse still...

Welcome Bill The fourth word will be the key to your answer. Dom

Thanks Jacob. Dom

Chris wrote: Thanks Chris and D.C. will try to attend. Dom

Excuse my ignorance D.C. but what's happening at Cheltenham or is it a private party. Dom

No, I was Querying why Jacob suggested it. Senior wrote: How crude, it is my belief that a Paslode, should the occasion arise, would be fairly effective. :twisted: Dom

Ahhh I see. :D Dom

Carpenter's axe ? :? Dom

Jacob I believe that most woodworkers over the pond do it that way and when cutting sheet material that is how we do it. Dom