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Surrey timber is doing online orders .

Sounds like you are applying too much ? I use a pump bottle to dispense it and one or two squirts then wiped into the machine bed is more than enough to have them like ice . Never had a problem spraying the work after .

Get yourself some wood slide from Wurth . I use it on all my machine beds . https://eshop.wurth.co.uk/Product-categories/Lubricant-for-wood/31083008020101.cyid/3108.cgid/en/GB/GBP/

Looking at the picture , front to back , left to right . 1 tenoner block ? 2 looks good as a chamfer block but the cutter closest doesnt look quite right . 3,4 are door stops for housewives 5 whitehill block / doorstop but someone will buy it 6 looks ok but its a crap picture . 7 same as 2...

Quite a few of those look fine to me as the block is acting as the limiter . Basicly if the cutter is the same shape as the block then its ok to just have the one set of cutters . If the block isnt the same shape then it needs another set of limiters if used in a commercial workshop .

Put your claws away sweetheart , i am only having a bit of fun . Although comments like that remind me why i dont bother comming here too often .

I was also :duno: as i didnt know what had happened here that started what happened over there . By the time i had looked over here and realised it was nothing it had kicked off over there and now they are throwing handbags at each other because of what happened over here ...... or was it...

If i take cover over here while its kicking off over there about a thread over here or is there a thread over here about the thread over there about the thread over here ? Maybe i should try the shaven ? Or is there a thread over there about here and there aswell :shock:

I thought you wood whittlers might like this one .

The roof is easier than a cut and fix pitched roof . Probably the most simple roof there is . Dont be scared about a roof , they are easy compared to other stuff .

I can see you have done your research Bobby :lol:

Blimey you cant even ebay **** for a laugh without people assuming you need the money . I'm doing ok thanks but if i'm struggling to pay my bills i'm sure moose will be the first to let you know :roll:

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I do mine as square sections and make the top sash a bit wider to help take the lock and i use i mighton brush and carrier in the bottom sash .

I normally put mine in the middle . I tried putting one at the bottom and one at the top once but it didnt work very well . It didnt work atall to be honest .

I have one as a second spindle moulder . Ive mounted an axminster sliding table on the front of it and plan to use it for kitchen doors and smaller work . The Bursgreen does the heavy work .