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Its a table and it goes by the sofa! The man puts all that skill and effort into creating a fine piece of furniture, takes the time to share it with fellow minded people around the globe and your reaction is to slate its title and promote your own book and dvd. =D>

If you can cut an accurate 90deg on your saw could you use a e.g. a combination square minus the rule clamped to the rear fence to give you an accurate 45deg? e.g https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bahco-CS300-30 ... J1X43J9XM2

Would this work? http://www.finehomebuilding.com/2012/11 ... ring-tools

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How do you shape your rings? Do you use tooling or are you working from an already round item and shaping etc done only with abrasives etc? Just trying to work out whether you could just use a small variable speed motor or Dremel type tool with an arbor/ mandrel for work holding?

Thanks fellas The recipient (my mum) was well chuffed, as were Tads 'parents', looks like I have to make another one or two. and a cat. Only problem is 'they're too nice to put outside unless we refurb the garden' #-o

Just for you Coley, the finishing touch :)

I like the name tag idea but they're being delivered tomorrow - nowt last minute about me :) Might go cut some on the scrollsaw after my steak and onion sarnie's gone down :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2keRTbA2zAQ

And now Buster has his coat :)

Cheers folks, a simple woodworking project for youngsters or beginners and of course one could use a coping saw etc. Obviously the idea and designs are from a photo in the link in the first post above, so if anyone wants to purchase a planter go there and buy one ;)

From the above sketch, the worlds most expensive pse pine (diy store as it was less knotty and straighter than the builders merchants), a bandsaw and a bit of paint. A quick pressie for the old dear - her two four legged 'grandchildren', Tad the Westie and Buster the border collie awaiting paint...

Mr Beuker has indeed be proved a fraud. The work, or at least planing bench/work stand was made by a gentleman going by the name of Touh over on a Dutch woodworking forum (woodworking.nl) Mr. Beuker and his posts have now been removed from the forum, and we can only hope that he receives the...

Use a piece of string to measure the length of belt required i.e. run it around the pulleys, mark and measure. Measure the width of the trough in the pulley and then search for drive belt Xmm x Ymm, for example here... https://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/Belts ... index.html hope that helps

If you're feeling rich... http://www.boot-buddy.com/skoda/yeti-ha ... versaliner

Don't forget the potato! After you've cut your blank a couple of mm longer than the brass tube, and drilled it with the appropriate sized drill bit and are ready to epoxy your tube into the blank, cut a slice of raw potato and push your tube into it, thus resulting in a potato plug in the ends...

Option 2: find picture print to required size trace outline with pencil on thin or greaseproof paper glue to wood cut etc

an alternative http://roofbox2hire.com/bike-rack-hire/

Simple enough to draw in Inkscape using paths use your printer to scale to appropriate size, cut tail off for front end. make tray a separate item

Not wishing to hijack Bobbys Kitchen thread, but looking at the nice round corners would I be correct in assuming that they are created either by profiling on a spindle moulder or by being turned and split? Or is there a cunning and simple way of making ones own? or simpler still, are they...