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What's a guillotine cutter? I need to cut 90deg a lot, and so far the sliding table and the ts is ok, however not great, as not only does the tables's mitre need to be at ninety, but the direction of travel has to be perfectly parallel too. The setup of the scheppach makes this ardious at best...

I have made some lengths of nice figured maple with sapele and walnut trim to make some picture frames, however have had a frustrating day trying to cut the mitres for them. Using my clarke disc sander I can get them to within 2 deg, as the aluminium table moves too much. Decided to use table...

I am not sure your figures are right. A 90mm circumference you say, that gives a diameter of about 3cm, and the other one less than 2 cm. That does not seem right. Assuming you mean a diameter of 90 and 60, then the 90 gives a larger volume held by the chuck, and the 60 the larger surface...

The hobby version looks seriously limited, and is $100, the pro version is $500! most of us who do this even as a hobby, want the quality / features of a pro... unless the trial version really really gets me going, I can think of lots of nice things i can get with $1-500 8)

Google has ditched sketchup now, basically given it back to the firm it took it over from... however it means it's likely to get more architect focused, and the 3d warehouse may disappear... make sure you keep a copy of the latest installer ;-)

If there's a toekick at the bottom, (where else...), then the top edge is hidden under overhang, and the bottom edge can be straight...

Out of interest, is the ratchet action like a ratchet wrench, or the old pull and turn style. pull and turn seem to get annoyiing after a while, (stiffer, gummed up, stripped threads), so if there's a proper ratchet style that would be great. If not, then i'll be sending off a form for...

What larder runners did you use? Do they work well?

If it's in demand and makes money... Thought about franchising the tooling and design for a small royalty?

I use a standard shop vac with a hook up drum,(numatic). I have the drum connected to my network of pipes and blast gates for stationary tools, and simply unplug the hose from the vac and plug in the standard shop hose for power tools. This means the minimum of switching. You could add the...

Good to hear, you think it's the same with the pumps installed as they might be less airtight?

I know this is an old post but.. I have been looking at epoxy resin mixes recently, mainly to fill gaps, repair knots etc, and axminster sell the junior set, of which they say "You don't always want large quantities of resin and hardener sitting on the shelf, which is why we have introduced...

Attachments in wrong order.... Boody tapatalk

Old router table New router table (still need doors) From back you can see pocket holes, a real breeze to align and install

Yer, Dark side of the moon is a classic....

No visible joints should probably be "no visible fastenings". I could put a picture, it's not got finish on or doors, just wanted to play with my new kit, and see how easy it made doing this kind of non-fine furniture. I suppose the main thing I learned was that with right tools / working...

Took delivery of my "household"goods from London. Using ts55 to cut down sheet goods, and create a true reference straight edge, table saw to final dimension and kreg pocket jig to assemble, was able to make a kitchen cabinet style unit in just under two hours. No visible joints. Fact that...

Woodrat gets my vote, although i disagree that it a router table "the right way up", (i like to see my fingers), the ability to do climb cuts is great. You can do fine dovetails. Bit fiddly to set up first time, but then you can blast through them, and if you like, sell it again after ;-) I...

Skipity plugin for firefox lets you save any video on the page. Works on most sites, and you dont have to open something new... You are just browsing along, and then think, "hey, i'd like to save that!", and you can.

Yes the brain hears it with a v sound, and so represents the character as a v in your mind, rather than an f.