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Remove one screw, fill existing hole with dowel or slivers of wood (so you have a fresh piece of wood to start the new hole in the same place) grab one of these or similar depending on how much you'd like to invest in one... http://www.screwfix.com/p/erbauer-plug- ... Ahif8P8HAQ Re-drill with...

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Got any cigar boxes with barbed hinges you can recover?

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SD card reader (usb?) and some free software like Handbrake. edit: or any high street photo developing shop.

I'll say it. No. There is no cheap option for variable speed, even if you have the correct type of motor, which the Draper doesn't, I suspect. Speed changes are generally only required in relation to the size of the lump on the lathe. Big and uneven go slow, small and fine go fast. So you'd...

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Treat the four sides as one long plank. Finish to size and then route/plane the groove along the top edge from one side. Cut and mitre sides to length. Splines, biscuits or wedges as in your example for extra strength if desired. http://www.startwoodworking.com/post/se ... box-making

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Anything going on the walls inside, like cabinets? If there is you'll need to line it with ply or similar I imagine, in which case batons in the corners and at intervals along the sides ( effectively a stud wall) will a) give you something to mount it to and b) give you a gap in which to insert...

Why not just use a larger aluminium angle fixed on the outside of the box and butt the panels together inside?

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Evening gents As per the title really, can you have both? I was looking at changing the existing cheap hinges for some Blum blumotion soft close but also like the idea of handleless doors, but the Blum Tip-on require unsprung hinges so I'm guessing one cannot have both without going motorised? TIA