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Thanks for those links. The roof is supported by metal frames which is one reason its a bit of a pain to sort out. My overall plan is to create a 'room' within the garage with stud walls faced with plywood and insulate it. I may just paint the whole underside of the roof with the bitumin paint...

My roof is pitched and I have had a few leaks. Some of the panels cracked down the length so I pushed some polyurethane glue into the cracks with a filler knife, then painted over it with 2 or three coats of Johnstones bitumin paint from Screwfix. This was all done from the inside taking some...

Hi there. I have a corrugated asbestos roof on my garage/workshop which is past its best. It is a fair size (23ft x 12ft) and there is not access to all sides. I am contemplating removing it and replacing with bitumen type sheets. However, I have also thought about leaving it in place and having...

I've spent a bit more time setting up the cutters this morning and I'm pleased to say it seems to have paid off. The joints are much better and I've just glued up a couple of doors which needed a lot less clamping pressure. I also ran the rails through the cutter twice and that seems to make a...

Yes you are right about the raised panel cutter being too big for the aperture on the router table. I don't use the raised panel cutter though. I think that the set had been reduced in a sale when I bought it originally. I mainly use mirrors or flat panels in the frames I make. I am going to try...

Hi again. I've included a picture of the joint. It is only a dry push fit in the picture, not glued or clamped. The ends are cut on a mitre saw and are square. I haven't tried two passes through the cutter yet. Hope this helps.

I shall post a pic tomorrow. Andrew

Hi there. I recently purchased a Tornado Rail, Stile & Raised Panel set from Rutlands. When I cut the rails and stile, there is a small gap where the joint meets and I am confused why it is there. The cutters seem to be cutting the correct depth and when I measure the distance from the bearing...