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Its not a blanket chest but it looks similar when closed and its all cherry. I toyed with mixing timbers but i think it turned out better with just the cherry: https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?p=108063#108063 Cheers Tim

bl**dy hell Roger So you finallly sold the flat then? I shall be round shortly to check out the SM! Cheers T

So how were we supposed to comment as to whether its a fair price? :roll: :roll:

Extremely - in fact I'm wondering how he makes a living. Cheers Tim

Thanks for the feedback - very useful stuff Paul. Re lecterns the lucky winner of the commission also gets to do the whole study next door to include lectern, desk - very exciting, unexpected and rather unnerving at the mo as you can imagine. Its for the same client that I did the orangery...

Okay - the problem I have is that it isn't just a few books but c 8,000. The problem is that they are all of varying sizes and the client can't unpack them because it would take forever and then there wouldn't be anywhere to put them. I don't have a prob working out the oversize shelves (front...

In case you were wondering, I've not abandoned the forum, just rather busy so please forgive the silence. I'm quoting on some work at the mo involving a few bookcases and I was wondering if anyone can point me to an info source on average bookshelf depths for various types of books rather...

I think I've already got this fitted! Whats more concerning round here is that its the big livestock lorries and farm vehicles that seem to be driven one handed because of perpetual phone use. Alf: What on earth were you doing 'up England'? Cheers Tim

If its for hand held use only then the T10 would be better - ie no need for the inversion rod. I imagine though that it is fine for hand held use only. I agree. Jason - I thought they had relaxed the regs on this again - do you know what the criteria are - there certainly doesn't seem to be...

I have had a T11 pretty much since they came out. Its the second one becuase my first was replaced by Trend in a recall. Today number 2 made a hideous grinding noise and stopped - the casing was so hot that I couldn't tuch the cutter for 20 minutes. The router table has pretty high airflow...

Have to agree with Colin and Jason - way overpriced. Cheers Tim

I missed a call on my mobile yesterday afternoon - P/T running so I rang it back - it was within working hours and I have found that a fair number of customers don't leave messages... Anyway, the phone answers with an answerphone message along the lines of 'this number is no longer in existence...

Trust me, getting favours from clients is a big mistake. Cheers Tim

Not that bad over this way - possibly helps that the marketing director for Pure lives about a mile away. He's a client of mine. Cheers Tim

Thanks guys. Roger - I already have an iTrip (although don't use it because its not legal :wink: ). It also does need to be portable. Wizer, thats more like it but I think it might be a bit tinny and I'm afraid my desire to purchase was to great and I have ordered one of these...

Very smart. You are much younger than I thought though. Cheers Tim

My b'day is fast approaching and for once I actually know what I want - a good radio that will either directly connect with my Ipod or at least accept a cable connection. My frustration lies in the fact that there are somevery good ipod docking speakers eg Bose and there are some very good...

or just buy a ladder.... getting me coat. In seriousness, this is why i use my FMT jig all the time for this process - the shoulder length is governed by the depth of the cutter. Surely as a ratter, this facility is available on the machine? Cheers Tim

Well done - I really like the fluting on the abw rails. Cheers Tim

Further to Woodythepecker's posts some months back https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?p=100222#100222 these blades are now back on special at the grand price of £13.47 (reduced from £14.96) :shock: :shock: Here's the link...