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Only joking, Philly :lol: I must admit I can't see a space on your wall where one would fit, though :P - no such problems in my workshop :cry: Cheers, Neil

Well, if you've going down that road I can't see an Incra in your near future! Seriously though, I don't think you'll have any regrets, especially if you're going for the plunge saw or the OF1400 router. I have the saw and it really is unbelievable, and I've tried the router and was very...

Well, they all look pretty good to me, Alf - I think your idea of a second is a bit different to mine! Just think what that Normite Philly might hit with it, and also his calender post today was pretty unforgivable, don't you think? :twisted: Seriously, though - I am quite inspired to make...

Hi Tim, I think Brimarc will have it - yep, here they are Are you sure you wouldn't rather build a nice contemporary, clean-lined, Incra-compatible version though? :wink: :lol: Cheers, Neil

Me! Me! Me! Go on, Alf - that Philly's got too many tools already :evil: I've been after one of these since I got Chan's book "Classic Joints with Power Tools" :D I did do a good job on the marking gauges, didn't I? :wink: Yours grovelling at your feet, Neil

Welcome to the forum, Ray :) The site is great and its nice to see such a tidy workshop, although having looked at it I'm now suffering from a severe case of Bessey-envy! Cheers, Neil

Would the Trend T-Square be any use? Cheers, Neil

Hi Neil, I think there are four of us and we've all posted final photos :) Cheers, Neil

Looks nice & sturdy, Chris - and looking at the length of extrusion out the back of it makes me glad I just got the Ultra-Lite! Neil

Thats great, Waka - I'm very impressed with the UK price, much better than I expected. If only a) they made a metric one and b) I had £170... Are you getting the Incra too? What a fantastic combination it would be :D Neil

chuckle :lol: - when I saw the post from you-know-who about it I just had a feeling that a PM would be flying in that direction from you :wink: Neil

I did indeed - with a big Delta sticker on it :roll: Of course it is a completely necessary and justifiable machine to have when you already have a jointer :roll: - just when I thought he was getting better behaved as well... Agreed! Cheers, Neil

:lol: - a little Irish bias creeping in there, CYC? Cheers, Neil PS I'll get started on it this weekend :lol:

It doesn't have a Cornish accent by any chance, does it? :wink: Neil

Thanks, Tony - downloaded into my Projects folder :D Neil

Thanks, Chris - I'm sure a lot of people would find it useful. Neil

Thanks, everyone :D Andy, it is a bit of an aircraft-carrier - I can get away with it as I don't have any machinery :cry:, but the gate leg idea sounds great. I wonder if Chris would post a pic or two of the bracket he made to attach his Incra? It might provide more ideas for you. Neil

Gloat? Moi? Oh, you must mean the photo of the Ferm BJ! :lol: Noely, the biggest advantage to me is repeatability. Lets say you want to make several 18mm rebates, 12mm deep. Your biggest straight bit smaller than 18mm is a 12mm, and you don't really want to go full depth in one pass to...

Well, here is the 99% complete table: Since the WIP report I've added the drawer, tidied up the fixing for the Incra, and built the supplementary fence. I've also added a mitre slot - I wasn't going to at this stage, but the T-track was reduced to £10 in the Rutlands sale so I thought I may as...

I haven't read it yet, Alf, but just to let you know - it downloaded fine, even on dial-up :roll: Neil <edit> I've read it now - brilliant write-up, Alf - must have taken hours! The shave looks very tasty, too - are you taking orders? :lol: