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1st clock. machined on desktop cnc, face laser etched. not bad for a first effort.

So I got it finished at last. Laser etched ceramic tile face, carving finished with blackboard paint and waxed afterward to give an ebonised effect. Not too bad.

yeah but we all stank the same so we never noticed usually

This: Brylcreem, Old Spice and Manakin cigars.

I bought the Titan one from Screwfix and returned it because i n truth I didn;t reaally need it - then. It was heavy as anything from the iron castings, and in my opinion fences can be upgraded if necessary, aluminium extrusion is cheap enough. The other day I had to rip some sapele down from...

TBH I, ,on reflection, probably don't need a dovetail jig. I certainly won't be cutting them by hand, arthritis and being traumatised as a 13 year old being made to cut them in woodwork class has put me right off. I only need to join boards at a maximum of 5 inches, and I reckon a rebated butt...

It's true. There's even an old film called The Gay Dog about a greyhound, and he shows no homosexual tendencies whatsoever.

I've been looking at a dovetail jig to use with my router, and like a lot of folks cash is at a premium. I've been looking at the Lumberjack DTJ300, which, if it's supplied with the correct size cutter doesn't seem too bad. Anyone used one or suggest something similar? I coulkd really do without...

I've had it suggested as black walnut. It makes little difference to me other than I can accurately state what it is when I turn it into something else :-)

I had to look that up ;-)

I salvaged this from a once expensive hand made sideboard someone was throwing out. It was covered in a nasty dark brown stain so a lot of sanding later it revealed this. But what is it?

I dealt with a company called the Anglo Danish Trading Company and their manager, Fanny Filbert, and despite its sound they were NOT a porn company.

cheers mate!

Thanks mate, I need to look at some better cutters I'm using bog standard router ones atm. My Makita clone will only go down to about 14000 rpm I reckon, although sharper cutters would enable a faster feed speed I'm guessing.