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Norm has a lot too answer for :wink: I too recommend the book Jester suggested. You can buy it from Amazon.co.uk for £21.24

You really do need a split fence for using the router table as a jointer. A jointer it has two tables, a infeed and outfeed table. The outfeed table is the same height as the cutters and the infeed table is adjustable and is set lower than the outfeed table. I reviewed Axminster's Perform...

Welcome to the forums Hi ho sliver :D You can add or select a avatar to use from your profile page. The avator section is right at the bottom.

Keystone really the only UK woodworking mag website is Get Woodworking

Paul have you tried Fine Woodworking?? I buy it whenever I'm in Worcester from whsmith, for some reason they can't get it in my local one.

I did it this afternoon so the site could go down any minute. The good news is the changes have already been made to the domain name settings, we just need to wait while for all the servers/ISPs to restart till the site is back to normal....

Some users in the UK have been having problems viewing UKWorkshop since we've moved to our new host. I've just arranged to use a new DNS server for the ukworkshop domain name, and this will hopefuly solve the problem. While the domain name is being moved there will be some down time :cry: If...

Just to let you all know, the review & guide for the Tormek 2005 Sharpening System are now online. Tormek 2005 Review Sharpening a Bevel Edge Chisel with the Tormek All comments welcomed :)

Urm the UK magazines I've read in the past are: The Woodworker New Woodworking Good Woodworking The Router Furniture & Cabinet Making I Subscribe to Goodwoodworking and buy one of the others if it looks good. As to forums well I like this one :wink:

I also live in West Sussex and buy my hardwood from Wenban Smith in Worthing. They have an offcut section in their main building and most days when I go its filled with hardwood :D the prices are cheap too and if you get the right person on the till they give it away :) Their Address is...

Jester now whos forgot to use the <cough> tags?? :roll:

Hi Steve, I've never used a clarke tool before so I can't comment on them. James (sawdustalley) has a Ferm Table saw which costs £120 you can read his review here! For £200 you can get the Record Select RSTS10 which got a good write up in Good Woodworking. It has an induction motor which you...

Hi James, As you know I've got the Rexon DP-200A and its one of my most used tools. :D http://diytools.com/store/detail.asp?productid=58656 I'm sure the Perform has got a induction motor I don't think I've ever seen a drill press with a bush motor. :?

James new forum is now of his website!

Hi Faz, As you may know there are loads of router tables on the market and which one you want really depends on your budget and what you plan on using it for. You say you have a bosch router, is that the 500a one or one of the bigger 1/2 models?? Rutlands has a great selection of router...

In this guide I’ll be using the Tormek 2005 with the straight edge jig, to sharpen a bevel edge chisel. Start by sliding the chisel into the jig with the bevel facing down. Making sure the right hand side of the chisel is against the two stops on the jig (where the two arrows are pointing in...

Hi, I've never used cherry myself so I haven’t had the chance to experiment with finishing it but I've just searched google and found these sites which may help you: http://members.aol.com/woodinfo1/cherry.htm http://www.woodweb.com/knowledge_base/B ... herry.html

oops added an extra 0 , I ment £1000 :oops: :roll: Although American's do have alu saws over there lets face it you can buy a cast-iron contractor saw with a Biesemeyer fence for under £600 :shock: and here all you get for that price is a alu table with a sheet metal base... Anyway I'm...

Urm I think the Delta Unisaw's and a good selection of fixed based routers. :lol:

Great Job James... :lol: :lol: :lol: