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Yeah that looks smashing, whats going in the narrow pointy bit :wink: WATER - Thats something i'd like to have in my workshop for cleaning glue brushes, making tea, coffee etc, and a nice sink. :D

I have thought exactly this many time's myself... When I first started woodworking I was more of a screw and glue merchant, but now I find I try and use proper joinery much much more. However, I still like to use modern methods like biscuits and pocket screws. They dont make bad furniture if...

If you've already got an air gun - why waste time with an electric one? As with most other people, i've been there and done that with the rapesco - its really no good. The gas powered Paslode's are excellent. Bit klunky however....

Yeah its a good range, for those of you who havent seen - this is worth checking out: http://sawdustalley.co.uk/tools/reviews.php?id=24 EDIT: Haha - Just noticed Alf did beat me to it :) :wink: ALSO, Talking about those gloves - I went to a local car spares whatit place (Camberly...

This isnt a plan, but you can see my how-to guide on making a router table here: http://sawdustalley.co.uk/How-to/router-table/index.php

I wouldnt see it as that much of a problem. Small high-voltage electric fence running around the gaps should solve it :wink:

Haha - had same post on SDA forums. They obviously like woodworking :(

Fishing and Property, personally - neither float my boat. They are changing their aspect on the word "Home", now quite litrually its all "Home" as in material not "within the home". You can see some of my program reviews here: http://www.sawdustalley.co.uk/workshop/ontv/index.php TO be...

I have the delta bandsaw, pretty happy with it - works alot better with a decent blade. If you like, you can read my review here: http://sawdustalley.co.uk/tools/reviews.php?id=21

....errrr..............axminster? :wink:

another solution is to use the following format: yourname [ A t ] youprovider [ d o t ] com This will not be so easily detected by "bots or spiders" who trawl the web looking for email's. or use [email protected]

If it was sent WITHOUT the outfeed table, the first thing I would do would be to ring axminster up!!!??? Some people really confuse me :?

Gosh, so many choices eh :o I use the Makita 3612CX - Which I love at the moment. You can read my review of it here I know charley now has a DeWALT - and he really likes it. He mentioned to me its great having 2 big routers, otherwise you end up contantly mounting and un-mounting it from the...

I think carpet tiles are probably much more practical than carpet is. I have some lovely sorta pinkish coloured carpet, which is great to work on (compared to the concrete). However, it really is very un-practical as all the dust gets trodden into it. ....Maybe I should get a dyson for the...

Mike, I wouldnt worry about it :wink:

He was obviously paying a webdesign company to make the site. They register the domain and setup hosting. Either, they pulled out, or he pulled out, or they are just delayed, and once the ad is out, nothing you can do about it...

I thought even if you just ran copper wire (no voltage) that the slugs will react with it anyhow? :?: :x

Oh my good. I can also say that they have nothing announced woodworking wise for this summer according to their members site.

Rich, you might be better off spending £10-20 on a decent pair of ear defenders. Its amazing how good they can be, IMO they actually help me to concentrate more. Your motor may be a quiet one, but remember - when metal hits wood - its a whole differnet story. If its just an excuse to get a...

Striplights are almost a must in the workshop, simply because they provide evenly spread light, and the shadows are minimal. I don't notice mine buzzing at-all......not .ever :shock: If you go for spot-lights (Like you may use in a kitchen) or floodlights only - You will shadow your work...