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A professional what built that for you?

Sorry missed this - as you were everyone, nothing to see here.

Looks good. Can't quite work out from the drawing; is there a face frame going on that lot, or are you banding the edges of the MDF?

Spindle and powerfeed every time for me. I think after the planer it's about the most used machine in the workshop.

Just had some really nice BP delivered 2 X 18mm, 2 X 12mm & 1 X 6mm for £216 + VAT. Dug the invoice out and there's no break down, but I think the 18mm was ~ £70 a sheet.

Some of the reds I've had recently has been bloody appalling. I buy sawn 9 x 3 at 12' or 16' and grading has become a PITA

It's a Startrite - and if it comes at that money then fine but the fence is a pig if it's not right. Also the cost of spare bits is a joke if you're not able to do your own fabrication.

Ta, was tending toward the red one, to be honest as I already have a some chargers which do the 12v as well as 18v.

Hey all, Got a couple of kitchen jobs (and other bits and bobs) coming up in the New Year, and was thinking of getting a light weight drill driver. All my battery gear at the moment is 18V Milwaukee which is a bit bulky for fitting Euro-hinges and other hardware. Was looking at the Milwaukee...

The lads in the W/S next door swear by whatever brand of PU the rep is punting out this week. I despise the stuff and tend to use PVA for everything - don't think I've ever had a failure regardless of brand.

That looks fantastic. Top job. Now hurry up and get it boxed off as there's a Dominion BXA sitting in my workshop just waiting for the magic touch:p

I have an MFT and wouldn't be without it. For building cabs in a small workshop or on site they're brill.

I think I'd Mason's mitre, with biccies / loose tenon / Domino. Apply glue to the tongue/tenon/biscuit. Hoik it all together with some gentle pressure from a pry bar at one end then fire finishing nails through both ends of the joints to keep it all together until the glue cures. Fill the nail...

Currently looking to build a 10 by 8m extension to my existing shop. The timber frame is made and the concrete down. Having thoughts about layout now so I can plan the leccy supply. Anyone any thoughts on this:

TBH this has started happening to me on my new Spectre 360 HP. I put it down to Windows 11 teething problems. Only intermittent though.

MDF for me.

There doesn't need to be huge cost or a mountain of work:. I'm still using this: Built over 15 years ago out of some native D/F and any other rubbish I had kicking about. I think it took me a day to make. I've made some alterations, as needed, over the years.

There's also a method described here at about 13 minutes in on how to do it safely(forget the Festool guff BTW). Can be done with any router and you certainly don't need a Domino.

Very over-rated if you ask me. I used some on a flush casement, at my gaff, a couple of years back - cill is now in **** state.

What are people paying at the moment? I need a pack of 18mm and a pack of 6mm for a run of cab doors. Just got a rough internet price and it made my eyes water. Cheers, Ed.