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Yup, all boarded up with a very attractive sheet of OSB. There certainly is more to come.

OK, this is a bit boring, but it is something that others might learn from. Got to site this morning for a cut out, replace and paint job and found something that highlights the problems of oak cills. Oak don't take paint well. It's a box sash window made of pine, with an oak cill which is...

Yeah, lots of the smaller joinery shops that'd do one-offs are disappearing. The bigger firms, around my neck of the woods, seem to be tied into window 'systems' and would probably shy away from this sort of work. Having said that, a gander around this and a few other forums reveals a number of...

A bit boring, but it is the last thing I made. Replacement horizontal sliding sash.

Nah, 'friad not. They went into liquidation a couple of months back as part of the Associated Timber group. I should imagine the website will disappear when the domain name comes up for renewal. Bit sad really, we used to get some good gear off them.

Thanks very much. I am starting to sway towards the Festool, but it is quite an extra chunk of cash.

Hi all, I have a load of fitted units to do and I'm kinda thinking of buying an edgebander, the one that seems obvious is the Axminster Co-Matic or Le-Matic as they like to call it. There's a few options, being the Festool system (properly expensive) or perhaps the Felder system (which (knowing...

Not too sure, but I'd guess Golden pond? In the mean time (& a possible paraphrase)... " Hey. I got a question. How are you planning to get back down that hill?"

Neil McCauley (Bob De Niro) in Heat.

OK, OK. Try this: "I'll feel more alive in the garden"

Gah, got me beat. I had to Google it. Minus a million Internets to me.

Mr Devlin (sp?). The Eagle Has Landed.

Ahh, Jenny Agutter - that's more like it.

Alien?

No rasps in my core kit. Maybe I've missed a trick. Interesting thread though. My need to have tools are (and I'm sure I'll miss some out): Chisels; 1/4", 1/2", 3/4" & 1" Planes: No 4 & 5 Record + Chinese block. Hammers: pin hammer, chisel hammer & claw hammer (shuttering hammer) Sharpening...

Can't really argue with much of that apart from the rasps.

This is an Ace thread. Here's my door hanging kit:

You calling my joinery rough?...you may have a point :lol: Is that an infill?

Worth pointing out that 2H is yellow and black.

Black and red Staedtler HB for me. I much prefer a woodie to these modern metal contraptions :lol: