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The AUKTools router I have developed has the best quality components available that I can specify. I prototyped the NVR and remote speed control in the UK 8 years ago, introduced the ER20 collets and have most recently incorporated a higher rated bearing for longevity, and speed control graphics...

The Verum blades are the same as Quangsheng T10 steel which is water quenched, very similar to old W1 or maybe W2. You are right its easy to sharpen, gets a very keen edge and holds a reasonable amount of time. The Melbourne Tool Company blades are specified to deal with the Australian...

@niall Y, as ever its a matter of personal preference but a Low Angle plane with different blade choices give you all the options you have mentioned above within one plane as explained in this video. The 12 degree bed with a 25 degree blade gives 37 degree effective pitch, great for end...

In my experience the majority of new woodworkers go with standard bench planes, usually because they have some experience of them but a Low Angle plane is far less complicated with fewer parts to set up and very versatile once the effective pitch is understood. About 30% of my students went with...

Thanks for taking a look at the Melbourne Tool Company kit, just a little typo, we are Wood Workers Workshop :) https://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/melbourne-tool-company/ Cheers Peter

We can get the Woodpecker or Blue Spruce in for anyone who is interested, just send us an email for a price. [email protected] The Melbourne Tool Company router plane is a great price at £169.96 and includes 1/2" cutter the ambidextrous fence with additional cutters in 3,6,8,10...

Off to Harrogate in the morning, been getting ready for a few days! I will be demonstrating Verum and Melbourne Tool Company planes showing the difference between bevel up and bevel down. Come and say hello on stand 33, lots of new tools to see and show deals over the weekend. Cheers Peter

Will be demonstrating the planes and chisels at Harrogate this weekend, looking forward to playing with them. Cheers Peter

Yes I am very pleased with them, flat backs, fine lands and high angle side grinds, leaving plenty of steel in for strength but ground back to allow for dovetailing work.

They are a great company who deserve supporting. Cheers Peter

I Googled your narrow blade question and came back wit. Yes, the Incra iBox can be used with a cutter that is narrower than the joint width you want. The Ibox can be used with standard 3.2mm (1/8") saw blade for narrow fingers, so sounds like 3.2mm and upwards. Cheers Peter

Might sand out, if not use oxalic acid. Might be caused by recent iron work in the workshop, can come from some abrasives, dirty cloths or water. Make sure everything is clean. Cheers Peter

PM sent. Cheers Peter

Hi @Thornley Marshall Designs the Mini Jig is very easy to use, it's £72.95 you may want to add some screws for free delivery. https://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/armor-tool-mini-jig-pocket-hole-system/ Cheers Peter

@Steve22 Thanks, I have sent you a PM with the price and my bank details, I will need your address and details. Cheers Peter

@Steve22 thanks for your interest, I have sent you a PM. Cheers Peter

@Niall Church No, I highlighted my interest, do your own research. But I do think Armor are the best on the market. Cheers Peter

@Thornley Marshall Designs Armor Tool have taken the design and functionality of pocket hole jigs up a step and with quality materials to boot, I may be biased as the Armor dealer in the UK but do think it's a really good product. This video compares it to a leading brand. If you wanted to go...

For a versatile and good priced single hinge jig take a look at our new Milescraft HingeJig. https://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/milescraft-hingejig/ Cheers Peter

If anyone is looking for a top quality engineers square check out our Verum, not as sexy as some of the other brands we offer but dam good and accurate at a reasonable price point. https://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/verum/?sort=bestselling Cheers Peter