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Yes, think i've had that problem, although It didnt confuse, or make me worry - I just kept loosening it with the spanner. Think, my Makita 3612CX does it, and same with my Trend T5.

Another free plans site is : http://plans.the3house.com

I agree with noel that the DeWalt is better :)

Looking good Charley :) See someone has a new extractor ;)

Admin note: Moved to Finishing Advice :)

You could take it to a local woodyard, or a local cabinetmaker and i'm sure they will prepare it for you. Of course they will charge :roll:

Looks good :) May I ask where you got your white laminate from, and how much :?:

Hello, Just a quick note to say i've uploaded a review on my site of Warehouse Directs "£1 Range". Was quite an interesting one :wink: http://sawdustalley.co.uk/tools/reviews.php

Ahh, now that made me cringe to. Yes, think we have all been there at some point in time. I usually find its when i'm tired. :?

This reminds me of "The Ben Huggins Project" where his planer hit a bullet. Could you use a cheapo kids metal detector from argos?

Cordless drills....aren't they great :D

yeah its happened to me before, you would think they would knock again. The worst time is when they drop it over the fence, thats happened once or twice. Like when I had some expensive Bessey clamps delivered for review :x (No clamps were harmed, but it really annoyed me. Thank goodness for...

If you have a bandsaw it can do the same job just as easily. :)

Brilliant. How about if the user pays for postage? How about some images of the tools :D ?

Oak veneered PLY 18mm your looking at around £60-80. MDF with oak veneer would be around £50. THe positive points are that it works out cheaper than making it with real wood and also it will be much more stable. Negative points are, you will never be able to imitate a solid wood panel with it.

And when they are a reputable brand, they cost so much more than everywhere else usually!?

I used a rapesco gun to clad the inside walls of a friends shed. It worked (just) - but was no good for doing much else. It oftem left the nails sticking out a bit (Between 2 and 10mm) and these I would then have to knock in with a hammer. Personally, I would spend £20 or £30 on a decent...

My vote again goes for the Makita 3612CX You can see my review: http://sawdustalley.co.uk/tools/reviews.php?id=18 (there!) Also, if you buy the (Current) May issue of "New Woodworking" by GMC Publications, you can read a more comprehensive review I've written, with some more photos.

Poor?? - Maybe you should rephrase that :P

Adam, its probably a good idea to email them privately as using this forum as a medium to contact people isn't really what its designed for, more public discussion.