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obvious its an april fool, no 3d printer could print that fast ;)

scaled to page size when printing rather than 100?

there you go. legs are american walnut, the rest is ash. all hand cut tenons and mortice's (as you can see not always cut perfect!), wedged tenons and planed finish around the edges to make it a bit more interested. not the best picture but all tenons are smooth to the touch and in the porch...

http://www.craftcourses.com/courses/beg ... ing-course www.obraonainwoodworking.co.uk/courses.html Hi all, just finished this course on tuesday and really enjoyed it, came out with a hand made display table and a lot more confidence and knowledge about looking after tools and suchlike. Really...

i have some bits from Lidl, the circular saw (came with 2 blades as well, one for ripping and one for better finish) and a SDS drill. the CS has performed really well in all tasks from kitchen worktops to cross cutting sheet material and bringing a large shed to trailer sized chunks. the SDS...

same here. we used their designer, nice bloke, friendly, looked good in the plans/etc. then realised that there was no consideration for the stop tap and some other measurement issue so the sink would be in the middle of the window, essentially losing a good chunk of workspace. so a quick...

worth a mention, if it is in B&Q then compare with screwfix before you buy if possible same owner company and sometimes the screwfix price is a LOT less than B&Q, and they are usually spread out as well. Obviously not for wood but for screws and suchlike, hardware and that sort of item. I...

no idea but when i redirected with the post office the amount of ***** through the letterbox that was VERY targeted rose as did spam phone calls. so imagine a barrage of sofa/carpet companies, places selling kitchens and bathrooms/etc.

see them crop up every now and again so wondering if they are any good for a beginner and what would be a good price and anything specific to look for with them? thanks

take a look at http://www.obraonainwoodworking.co.uk/ i am on the beginners so very basic (for what most on here do) but know he does other courses that may be what you are looking for. the evening is 3 hours a week, so not too bad if you have a job already in the day

same here palletmanager!

Mortise and marking gauge Irwin Marples from Amazon on warehouse for just shy of £20

thanks all. Looking at my options, i do have one 10" draw that i use for tools and suchlike which is easily removable. So thinking making it so when i am needing the vice i can remove the draw, attach the vice to the worktop (probably hefty bolts and suchlike) and use it. then when i am no...

Tortoises can climb very well, a solution is to put a small lip on the side as they cant get the front legs easily over it, they like corners. also the house, far too close to the edge if they manage to climb up over the lip. but nice job :)

As said above, ebay isnt worth the bother. Sky high seller fees, disputes that favour the buyer... i would try other places like here, gumtree and the like. Ebay is good for some things but for the larger collection only it is advertising to the world where in reality a 50 mile radius is all...

sharpened my chisels with this, so good for £5 :) no longer available now by the looks of it.. just need to get a leather piece to really polish it up now

thanks, will take a look :)

Hi all, been googling but cant find anything about this. In my work area (outhouse from 1930 semi) i have kitchen cabinets for storage of everything (tools/paint/boxes of stuff..) and the benchtop is currently an offcut of kitchen worktop and the other 1/2 is a sheet of OSB. Looking at vices...

http://www.toolstop.co.uk/trend-diamond ... one-p52483 for info

mine arrived today. seems reasonable for £5, double sided and a plastic base which seems steady enough. cant see anything obvious wrong with it, smooth side seems ok and the other side seems to be ok as well, no obvious flaws. also it appears to be £20 at dm tools and that is down form £30...