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In that case, use an 8 x 5 sheet and cut it from 1 sheet. The amount of time you will spend making the pieces, then sanding to make good a joint that will not be invisible you may as well just pay up. The cost of a sheet of MDF will be much less than the cost of your time.

Jacob is right, you can dress it up anyway you like but dieting for weight loss revolves around one factor - reducing net calorie intake.

How big are they?

I'm Romsey way if that helps?

That reminds me, I've had a sample of the tricoya (treated MDF) sat in a pot of water for the last 2 months. I'll have to check it out today to see what happened to it. Expensive at £80 a sheet though, but if the application is right it could work.

If i understand you correctly, what you are trying to achieve will be quite weak, M&T in mdf is never a good idea - the core is softer than the faces. If it's just alignment you need then a biscuit jointer is probably the answer for speed and accuracy, or a domino will add more strength. A...

For the effort involved, at those thicknesses you are probably better looking at lightweight MDF or something like Egger eurolight. I was at W12 at the weekend and Finsa had a couple of lightweight products too that looked good. I looked at the honeycomb material for a recent job and thought...

Will you be buying your Nestle Shreddies from Tesco Bob?

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Just to make it clear, there is no convo between me and the crazy cat lady. I made a comment, she had an opinion on that comment and has posted her objections. :wink:

Are you going to take your enemy list with you?

:shock: You don't know what was said or done, the trail has been wiped - yet you think I should leave? lol. Well done Shurlock. An objection was raised regarding the past conduct of Blister, the Mod team felt it was necessary to change the decision. It's done. Move on. I feel no shame or...

I raised an issue regarding the judgement of Blister in the role Mod. I stand by reservations.

It's really very simple, and I'm not the first to say it. It's people that will make you a success, not planning. Planning is necessary, and you need to have a handle on your costs and outgoings but - if you are out of work and your option is £65 a week (i think this figure has been mentioned...

My advice, take the "£15" if you can get it, take "£10" if you have to and whilst you are doing that work out how you are going to get the "£40". Keep active and get networking. Tell anyone that will listen what you can do, get on facebook etc and show pictures of your work, whatever it is...

still close: http://www.intertoolsonline.co.uk/prod.php?prod=1208 but that's it. I've checked every page on the web.

close: http://www.marchesironmongery.co.uk/6-b ... -item.html

Now come on, this is a wind up isn't it. All the **** going on in the world and you're getting het up over the price of coffee refills? Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2

This is a wind up, right? Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2