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Very good condition and perfect working order, this is a 2020 machine had light use only. I have modified the riving knife by grinding the top down so it can now be used for grooving. Collection only or can deliver within 60miles of glastonbury at cost £500

That's an idea too I hadn't thought of but unless I taper the front of the frame the t hinges aren't going to sit flat and look right, and if I'm tapering the frame so the front edge where the t straps sit is plum I'd just as well use the hinges in any case and ts going to look strange against...

Cheers, yes I think it'll be a case of splitting the difference and fudging it best as can be., thanks for the input

Nice idea but not an option as inwards goes up a rise..

could you just put something through it and if it doesn't come out same thickness across its width adjust ? I'd guess the lever loosens and you can move one side up or down that way but there should be some info in the manual?

Hi, I'm looking to replace door and frame on a cottage, the existing frame is leaning out at the top - around 3cm out of plumb with the head leaning towards you looked at from outside. The new door frame is going to have to be same width as the old one - the head ties to the wall at the top and...

what cutters will come with it please?

Hi, does it come with the systainer and any different size cutters or any other accessories please?

Reduced to £300 plus delivery if required

Leigh Dovetail Jig and VRM vacuum attachment £350 Everything works as it should The VRM vacuum attachment is almost new and makes using the jig a much more pleasant experience. I got the upgrade kit for it to produce single pass blind dovetails but the fingers need drilling to accept the...

premium bonds you can write to and they'll tell you if he has any.

https://www.wood-database.com/monkey-puzzle/ International trade in it is restricted so you’ve got yourself some timber with rarity value!

Shouldn’t have been allowed to use the machine without proper training, simple as.

I don't think there is any glue that isn't going to affect the finish in some way when you apply it, if anyone knows of one I'd be interested too. Until then I'd be aiming at minimising squeeze out, maybe masking areas if needed then removing any remaining glue and making very sure all traces of...

+1 for just using rags or if you need to do bigger areas small disposable rollers are cheap and can be reused for a day or so between coats. OsMO is so forgiving to apply that I wouldn't be bothering with the faff of cleaning brushes

I made some knobs for a mirrored cabinet... they were handy though

Robbins Timber in Bristol might be worth a phone call

I think leaving the splits in place and explaining that it's a natural process but otherwise maybe use epoxy to fill the splits instead (wouldn't be my choice) or use bowtie inlays which would probably look nice and add some value into the bargain

If you have or can borrow a router you could drill a hole 2mm bigger in another piece of wood, fix it over the smaller hole then use a router with a pattern bit to copy the bigger hole onto the smaller one, Once you've done one length with all five holes you can use it as a pattern for the rest