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*Bodge* Saw the two stiles off, using a new hand saw or a circular saw running along a batten guide to help with accuracy. Cut the top bottom and middle rails to the full width of the new required door. Divide the thickness of the stiles/ rails into three approximately. Cut new tenons on the...

You need at least three posts to send PM's, so an OK to this and you should be good to go.

Try Sign and Print in Ystalyvera near Swansea. Primarily sign makers but they also CNC ply for other projects. They have customers all over south Wales so delivery shouldn't be an issue. I have no idea on prices but probably worth a phone call. Ask for Rob or Matthew.

Where in South Wales are you?

So you can turn AD on and off for any other channels but it remains on even when off for ITV only? Unplug it for 2 mins. and see if that helps?

How about the largest forstner bit you have in a pillar drill with a depth stop to remove the bulk and then the sharp chisel to remove the waste between circles and do the edges. you'll obviously have lots of divots from the point of the drill but if the plates being fixed in it shouldn't really...

Looking at eBay for each item you have and selecting the 'sold' listings will show you what has sold and for how much.

+1 and preferably in a new thread of its own so we can find it easily in the future :)

If you do need to start again heres an idea for the current one (and gives him something to practice the finishing on ...

Sad news indeed.

As phil says but you need to 'start a new topic' in the same forum as the draft was created. So if it was metalwork, go there, click the start a new topic button as if you were starting a new topic and you should then have a load draft button next to the save draft button in the usual place.

90mm. Nailing 2 bits of 4x2 in a T you'll be at least 50mm up the side of one piece and then the 50mm thickness of the cross piece and at an angle and you'll not be out the other side.

I think you'll find that most planers have a blade the width of the base of the planer and that the 'rebate' can only be made on the edge of a piece of timber. i.e. the blade goes to the edge of the plane and there is a fence/guide or stop on the base to adjust the width of the rebate like the...

If you feel you could turn a bowl again without your late fathers guidance, how about two bowls together? similar to this pic but only two pieces. Flat faces could be glued together rather than a tenon type fit between bowls. edit: Dalboy beat me to it.

I wouldn't hold your breath, that was his only post and only visit to the site.

I think you may require a drill bit for porcelain and not ceramic. They're more expensive of course and an awkward shape too*, no point or taper. Some come with little guide that suction fits to the wall and fills with water to cool the bit. *they're just a round section the size of the hole...

Put a sacrificial piece under the workpiece, that way as the teeth of the blade cut (push) through the wood and out of the underside its only the sacrificial piece that splinters.

In the US but I imagine the plans are probably electronic, maybe Dalboy can enlighten us? If you've not seen his last build... the-half-track-build-t106588.html from http://toysandjoys.com/patterns-and-kits/construction/

Works fine for me :duno:

Originally shared by AndyT via Toolsntat in an older post I think its worth another share. Be warned, you'll lose 20 minutes (in silence.) http://www.yorkshirefilmarchive.com/fil ... an-kilburn The original filmmakers must of been well off, coffee and bananas in 1948?