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I have the Jet. Its fine but also frankly one of the least used pieces of kit in the workshop. When it is needed there is nothing else to replace it but for the rest of the time I resent it taking up space. Cheers Tim

Great idea Dan. Just one point - you shouldn't need to flip the jig for the other side since the board now has one straight side - just flip the board. Cheers Tim

A quick forum search using 'triton and screw' turned this up: https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/view ... 8007#98007 Should be what you need. Cheers Tim

Under new legislation, unless you are Fensa registered or are prepared to get building control to check them out and approve them then I'm afraid you are scuppered. Cheers Tim

But Steve - if there are no pics then you didn't do it....... BTW - here's one with books in and below that is a render of its twin which will go onto the opposite wall. The cabinets below contain drawers for CDs. So far I have built bookcases and cabinets for these clients to hold 18,000...

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Hope you like: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pHsZqqZ2XE Cheers Tim

You missed these: https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?p=200749#200749 :lol: :lol: :lol: What can I say - they like statement pieces. Making another one of the red (not pink!!) ones to go on the opposite wall before Christmas! Cheers Tim

Pretty sure John Boddy has it. Never used it myself though - be interested to hear how you get on. What are you making? and welcome! Cheers Tim

Apart from the 'guess the content from the title' irritation of this and other threads, its worth pointing out out that there is no Y chromosome in a woman, they are XX. :roll: :roll:

Excellent. Hadn't seen this before. Here's another one by the same person: women in film Cheers Tim

They've been doing it for years :roll: Cheers Tim

Bear in mind that if you use a credit card, the supplier and the CC company are jointly and severally liable. This means that if someone acts fraudulently the either or both parties is responsible in settling the debt. Frankly I worry more about phoning stuff through having watched people...

No thats about right. Its quite disconcerting at first but it sounds perfectly normal. Cheers Tim

That's great - do NOT walk into it in with bare feet! Cheers Tim

Agree with Steve's joint points. Wouldn't bother with 9mm - too heavy as a panel for what you need and takes away too much timber for the groove. 6mm will be plenty. Cheers Tim

I can't see that you are getting the prices you state even from Trade suppliers. I get a pallet rate from my suppliers whatever the quantity - unless its the rare occasion that I actually order a full 40 sheets and then I get a better rate still. Working on that then I would estimate paying...

Dave Can't find that PDF file. I've managed to get some results but is there a quickish way of understanding what all the various terms mean re Render settings eg Ray tracing + AA etc. My PC is okay but not the most powerful so it would be useful to have some idea what does what without...

Sorry Dave - I found it just after I posted the question so deleted it but you were too quick. Cheers Tim

Gill Try this: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sportacademy/bsp/hi/rugby_union/rules/html/default.stm Cheers Tim