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I was just Reading through the responses and it occured to me mikes dusty box would be a big help with dust as long as it has a door to pick out the little bits that get sucked in. As far as fetting the saw Can you put a blade stablizer on it and measure if it is the angle of the whole housing...

I think another thing to look at is demand. How many beds do people go through? And of those how many's tastes will match your product? 2 thousand beds on month will be 4 thousand beds in two months and 6 thousand in three. The incredible volume of that many beds is mind boggling. What on...

Nothing like a Chivalrous chippy ridding in on a shiny plane to make the rescue. Cues the Monty Python theme song.

I don't want to be a table saw snob but I can't see this table saw being worth the effort. Are you just doing this for the experience or do you like this table saw that much? It only has an 1100 watt motor and looks worse then some of the portable work site machines. Even if you get it...

Thanks flounder, Just e-mailed Axminster to see if they will meet Rutlands price or Whether i need to return the item. It hasn't arrived so i may not take possession of it if i don't get an answer from them before it comes. I hate things like this but £5 is better in my pocket then anyone...

Environmentally controlled to 45% RH and 20 degrees all year round. No damp no leaks or drafts. Hrv unit for fresh air. Sky lights for natural light. Separate area for heavy machinery, that has all the above RH control not as important. Dust extractor in the Attic to reduce noise...

I've been thinking about the same thing. Some of us don't have £300 for a plane. I've looked and looked at these things and can't see enough difference between makers to justify spending so much, other then to look good when posting... As long as it holds the blade at the right angle, you put...

I just ordered one. I was thinking that at this rate in a couple of years it will be out of my price range to justify ever getting one. I did see the date on the original post, but as i said honing and sharpening is always relevant, it didn't make sense to make a new thread when this one was...

How about a vice a little muscle and a drill?

http://sanaka.smugmug.com/Woodworking/Cycloned-Shop-Vac/10837914_qxJSY#755871538_XCoZH Here you go. The forum is member only but he posted it on the above link in one of his galleries, which actually gives more detail then the forum post any how. This is the route i want to go. I'll just...

At first i thought you were a fastidious dremel user and that was your tool cabinet.

I have the article as i have the Fine woodworking magazine collection on disk. There are so many ideas in the magazines, one could spend several months going through them and not getting bored at all. I have several other projects i want to build that are found in Fine woodworking to. The...

Wouldn't it be easier to recycle one of the thousands of cyclone's tossed away at the skip? I seen this one on another forum. I think i'll try and make something similar. Or is the idea to be anti cyclone?

No i didn't get them yet!!! I was hoping they would be here on Saturday so i could get going on it. So they will come when i am at work now and the project will have to wait till next weekend. The rare earth magnets were for something else. Just seemed like a good deal and once you have...

Not sure i understand that, can you elaborate?

Just happened upon this and since sharpening is always relevant I thought i'd update two things. The price in the link of the OP is almost up to £51. http://www.brimarc.com/products/Veritas-Mk.II-Honing-System-377359.htm And the other thing is there is a small Youtube demo of the tool which...

There are no more details in the article then can be found online. On how could it be any more useful then other set ups? I only have a simple workbench that has two vices and a tool well, so i can't speak about end vices or any other for that matter. What i can say though is that this...

Thanks for the replies so far. This really isn't a wow factor bench. Well not in the sense of looks. But the functionality of it is amazing. I've ordered 4 clamps from axminster and some rare earth magnets and it came to £53 . I think off hand the magnets were £10. The pipe is a bit...

I'm making a small workshop area in the house for guitars. 8.5 by 12 room and need a workbench to put in. I have no budget to speak of and have been looking at ideas on the web when i came across this little beauty. http://www.finewoodworking.com/Workshop/WorkshopArticle.aspx?id=28530 It...

I bid one p for the UK rights!!!