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And I thought it was just me :) Dom

That was my point Nick the whole thing, i.e.the chuck holding the chisel, wobbled so when it was lined up and pulled down it could easily go a mill. of the cutting line, the hold downs were in my opinion awful and very fiddly, perhaps I'm overly fussy. :) Dom

It's a chisel making factory

As you say Spadge it filled the customers brief and they paid me :) Dom

Danish Oil works well. Dom

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Hi Roger. I found the chuck wobbled so the chisels drifted of line and the various lock downs were sloppy. Perhaps I was unlucky. Dom

Hi Matt, had one of those, it was adequate is the best I can say the various locks and chuck could have been more rigid but if you are only using it for heavy work e.g. gates etc it's fine. Dom

Well that was my first thought Jason and if it is a fire door shouldn't it open into the garage

Trend Ogee bit 19/30 1/2 Yes Bob sort of Jacobean Okay Jason I'll admit it, I have a 15 minute nap every afternoon, in the eighties they called it a power nap I just call it "I'm knackered need a kip" Does work though. Dom

As Tony said. I believe Titebond sell a hide glue and if you do overtighten and get slippage they do a dark glue which can help to hide sins . Dom

Ah I thought it meant Frame Ledge and Brace :oops:

I'd have the flb on the garage side, which would mean the door opening in towards the house. Dom

A friend of mine used this company some time ago but they are in Ireland, perhaps they have an agent over here. http://www.inishowengardensheds.com/Log%20Sheds.htm Dom

Tim, when you find the unit you want ask what you will get for the price. Is water included, are rates included, electricity or gas. Are you responsible for insurance, ask them if you have to provide extinguishers if not ask them to tell you what type( it will affect any claims that may be made...

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Ah it's the man, you didn't do anything wrong Paul "The Spamulator" got you, until you've made a few posts it will not allow you to post pics. Dom

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Hi Dennis, is this high end work, I have a friend who is top class in Nice and would travel if it's worthwhile. Dom

As George said it's a bit hit and miss, but my experience is that the boards are usually a lighter colour than the wood when finished. Ply is available but MDF is far more common and works as well. Don't forget to buy edging strip unless you are edging in real wood. Silverman in Coventry will be...