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Roger the same size as yours. Barry

Roger I would not consider using the see through material as with my Studee cyclone if I hold my hand over the inlet , I get the plastic drum flattening so I don't see how even with stronger material it will work. I am using a 2000W vacuum. Barry

Roger my version of the 6" cyclone does not work as well as the Studee cyclone using a Triton dust bucket. The 6" does handle fine dust but if there are bits of wood etc the cyclone blocks very quickly. If I use the dust collected from my big cyclone and try to suck it up with the 6" cyclone I...

If it goes through Parcelforce they charge £8 to collect the VAT Barry

Tom last time I had to install them far from my workshop I went and bought the Ikea carcass with birch veneer. The cost was about the same as I would have paid for the timber and all the fittings were supplied and from what I can remember the European hinges were £3 a pair. Just a thought Barry

Tom I tend to rebate more when using MDF so as to hide as much of the edge as possible and I tend to trench the back into the sides and do the same with shelves. The construction is stronger but it takes more time. Check the diagonals on the boxes both front and back if you are fitting sliding...

I would cut the rebates before I made the frames using the longer pieces of wood in the router table. If you have already assembled the frames and you are doing a number - make a jig out of say MDF and then use a hand held router to cut the rebate. Some ideas Barry

Jason What a lucky bugger I am - I don't drink tea so have no use for one. It would have been a problem if you said it was ideal for the beers or an ideal drinks holder at the spa - I would have had to go out and get one. Barry

Jason I think that a RAT would not find a home in a shop like yours where you have to earn your living from it - not quick enough and totally lacks the robustness of the morticers mentioned by Scrit et al Barry

Andy what bad luck - hope it does not delay your curries for too long - At present I am working my way through Atul Kochhar's book - he was on the Queens cooking program and he has one of them stars of the French variety and something to do with tyres. I will PM you the best I have found so far...

Carlsberg I thread a nut on before the cut and then thread it over the cut so I do not have to do anything as the nut then works fine - if you know what I mean. With M12 I just use a good hacksaw blade - the grinder takes to long and I have my grinder mounted in a stand Barry

Tony just get the wife to subscribe for the new offer for next year and then you can subscribe the year after. I have being do that for my wifes mags for years Barry

Its for the Incra only the Wadkin is not included

WiZer I used Norm's outdoor unit as a example. On the left it extends to support timber upto 2 metres and the same on the right - it folds back behind the existing front right and then extends. If I did it again I would not add the option on the right going to 2 metres. The dust hood is the mark...

Freetochat just got the Rutland email. I might buy a pair. Barry

I am looking for the aluminum like kitchen top strip that is just short of 40mm wide. It is on a white plastic backing. Ikea uses it on some of their worktops but don't supply it as an extra. I am looking for a 1 metre length as I am altering an existing kitchen. Can any of our kitchen fitters...

Freetochat I looked at these clamps but desided I could not justify spending this amount money. Rogers suggestion is more realistic Barry

Thanks Ray for the link - our Triton friends branching out - hope you got your 1/4" collect? Some of the prices are good but some are no better than the Bessey 2006 specials? Barry

Now Jason I know why you shoot wood across the workshop but with your training from Auntie you should not scream!!! Good luck with the saw. Barry

Too advanced for me - I am Pre - pre school Barry