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That's a bit of luck I've got an Aga shop next door to my workshop :) Dom

Very pretty Rob, well done. Dom

Would this be any use http://www.diytools.co.uk/diy/Main/Cate ... oryID=7488 Dom

Ta much :)

Spot on Tim, that's the conclusion I came to and is exactly what I have said to the client, even convinced them to let it darken naturally. Thank you all for your assistance Dom

Don't understand how you keep the fence dead parallel to the blade, do you have to do the wing nuts uo and measure each time? Dom

Agree with Schultzy, my preference would be housings or even half cuts(can't remember the technical name) but similar to a cardboard wine box. Dom

would the noise from your workshop not disturb the neighbours if they are that close. If not a raised floor sounds good for keeping the floor of damp ground and if it's high enough perhaps your dust extraction pipes could be put under there, the only drawback is that if you have any heavy...

Huh would you believe it I have that identical saw. Thank you Al. Well you started it

And heating and a dehumidifier, combination lock, cctv. :)

Good job Tony, what a great skill to have. Dom

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Clever idea and if you look on their site some old and very new ideas. Not so sure it's value for money, cnc machines make life a whole lot easier, so I'm not overly impressed, had their goods been made by hand that would have been impressive, I think the public will realise that there robot...

Just sit down Paul I'll bring you a nice cuppa. :) My first with green shield too was a grey and orange drill(still got it) Dom

Schultzy if you remember using Green shield stamps( and I do ) you must be tired, take a break :) Dom

Thanks John. John Boddy have no Alder and Cherry is £46.82 +v.a.t. +£85.00 delivery Barnes where £50.00+v.a.t. + delivery British hardwoods were £41.63 +v.a.t. + £45 delivery Dom

Very nice LN, what lovely tools. Collector??? Nah :) :) :) :) Dom

Ibelieve Isaac Lord in High Wycombe used to offer a service, they certainly do mail order. http://www.isaaclord.co.uk/Default.aspx Dom

Note to self, build a pond, build a pond

Welcome to the forum Can't help with your question, but this chap seems to have made a good one. Although I will say that with the width of desk you are making the slats will need to be fairly thick http://www.van-vliet.org/dempseywoodwor ... tml#bottom Dom