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Sorry, Woody :oops: The LS Super-duper uses a lead screw, the Twin Linear uses racks. The advantage that Incra claim for the LS is that there is no limit on your microadjustment - on the rack models, if you are a bit disorganised and don't reset your microadjustment back to zero now and...

Thats them - thanks, Chris :) - and it was lovely to see them again as well! Noely, almost anything with a drawer in Karg's book uses these or a variation of them - along with lots of other nice examples of wood engineering such as wooden hinges, door latches, castors etc. Inspirational...

Well, I'm a bit of an Incra newbie and I haven't tried it for dovetails yet - I saw this as more of an added bonus feature rather than a reason to get it. In fact I must admit I don't even like the double-dovetails :oops: I was almost completely influenced by Chris' recommendation of the Incra...

What about Gloatius Maximus - reserved for S&S infills at the moment? :P Neil

You kept that one quiet, Steve! :wink: Neil

Is this some kind of underhand intimidation tactic, to put up a post for a fantastic piece of work like this one and then pop that sentence at the end? :roll: :lol: Neil

Ouch, Noely! I've always considered the BJ one of the safer tools (except when Norm uses one :roll: ) but I'll treat it with more respect after seeing this... thank goodness it wasn't more serious :shock: Neil

Hi Pooka, PM on its way... Neil

Hi Pooka, welcome to the forum :) I'm guessing that you're the same Pooka from the irishwoods.com board - its all a bit quiet over there though. Did you have any luck finding a course near Dublin? Sorry to stray off-topic :oops: Neil

And that was going to be my next suggestion for your Birthday pressie, Tony :roll: Neil

Open forum please!! :D Even though I am completely incapable of making something like this, I'm still really interested to hear all about it. Sorry I was lost for words earlier, Kong - it really it a fantastic-looking piece of engineering. Cheers, Neil

:shock: :shock: :shock: Cheers, NeilCFD

Sorry, Adam - just having an exciting day today!! Neil

I do wonder about your job sometimes, Philly :P - going by your gloats I think it might be fair to say that you are well reimbursed for your troubles, and your job does seem to leave you with plenty of surfing time too! :shock: Don't suppose your employer is recruiting at the moment? :wink...

It seems but a few short weeks ago that you were seeking advice on your Christmas pressie list, Tony :P How about a nice Incra mitre gauge for the router table? I guess something from Festool is out of the question??? Cheers, Neil

Fantastic stuff, A - and a great post for showing the non-Festoolers that the saw ain't just for sheet material. Love the casual one-handed sanding picture with the 150-3 as well :D. Can't wait for the next installment... Cheers, Neil

Thanks, Chris. I'm very tempted to give this a go, but the phrase about learning to walk before I can run springs to mind! Neil

I think you're right that it wouldn't be too hard, Chris - certainly compared to the Hal Taylor or G&G rockers anyway! Do you think all the laminations are from the same former? I thought at first that they were all slightly different, but I've changed my mind having seen the pic on the Cato...

Thanks Simon - thats excellent. I wonder if we can do some clever perspective CAD work to extract some drawings :? Neil

Cor, Richard - 4 posts and you're already being as cheeky as me! Works fine here too, Aragorn - although you're fooling no-one that it was anything other than an in-your-face gloat :lol: Neil