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More good work Tony - I have just been looking at the plans and printing them out but not getting off my a** and making them - I will have to take a leaf out of your book.

Well done Tony - a useful addition to the workshop. I to have been looking at ShopNotes57 where they had a drawer and dust extractor below the table and in ShopNotes 74 they added extension arms on both sides for handling longer pieces

I would have chased the wall as well but for the oak beams running down the wall. I felt that the Ikea top could be cut rather than the old oak. I only do this for fun rather than a living as you guys do.. I removed one of these tops and replaced it with a regular Ikea top and found that the...

If they are the one I think you are using they are 650 and when I joined them as they are 2440? and I had to get them 2600 I first cut the end to remove the chamfer ( I used my router to cut the board). I then cut the chamfer on the piece to be joined and used 4 biscuits to join them. It was...

I will put it into my router table with my Triton - plenty of grunt Thanks again

Thanks Tony I found it in Trend craft range for £14 +VAT

Tony I have ordered 4 sets of track kit from Rockler but I have been searching the Trend catalogue for the cutter you are talking about. Do you know a source of the T bolts that fit into the channel? What I am trying to do is fasten a 1800mm worktop onto a 1200mm bench below and allow for the...

I have viewed the Rockler site in the USA which has a very good selection of T tracks and all the fittings. Viewing both the rutland ans Axminster sites they are well short of the Rockler offering. Is there any site in the UK that offers the Rockler range? Is it just easier to import from...

Ian has the works as far as dust extraction is concerned - that helps

Roger I get the page also.

I was looking to clamp a number together and do the edge cut on the table saw and remove the rest on the router with a 25mm cutter in the table rather than from above. Thanks to all for all the ideas - I am going to try a number before finalizing the bulk

I am considering my optons at present - I am using 18mm ply in the current design and am making a frame out of 2X4. - but not finalised yet.

Andy to me the table saw would be slower but possibly better than the router but the saw blade is 3mm and the router bit could be up to 25mm and thats why I asked.

Philly I have a triton router and table so I could try that option but I was worried about tear out and was looking to clamp say 4 pieces together to ease the work load. A table saw with a dado looks one of the easier options.

I have 30 half lapped joints to make - which means cutting 60 joints - it would be easy using a stacked dado( watching Norn). Without one, how can I do these joints with the least amount of work Thanks for the help I have a table saw, bandsaw and a mitre saw plus circular saws. Thanks in advance

Most pull them in and spit them into the top bag of the extractor but the bags let the air and fine particles out. If you don't care about the neighbors and who else breathes the dust you can cut a piece of MDF to fit into the top of the extractor and fit the 100mm pipe to that leading to the...

0601 Colonial Style Mantel 0602 Plantation Shutters 0603 Workshop Helpers 0604 Poker Table 0605 New Yankee Shop Clock 0606 Router 101 0608 Corner Table 0609 Greek Revival Bookcase 0610 Storage Shed 0611 Wall Hung Console 0612 Corner Chair 0613 Wall Paneling This is the new series...

Ray my list is from the Norm website

1701 2005 Arts and Crafts Style Hall Mirror 1702 2005 The Bermuda Bench/Table 1703 2005 The Ottoman 1704 2005 Bermuda Chest 1705 2005 Federal-Style Game Table 1706 2005 Lathe 101 1707 2005 Side Chair 1708 2005 Tilt Top Table 1709 2005 Highboy Part One...

Thanks Scrit, that explains it very well indeed. What applies in your own garage if somebody, say a neighbor has an accident on a non CE or non compliant piece of kit? This whole CE issue was raised by my neighbor and I could not give him an answer other than to stay out of my workshop.