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Hi Doug The saw centre do packs of 20 with screws for £40 there based in Scotland but do deliver.

I own the cordless makita have hade no issues nice tool only thing I will say that the rpm's seems a bit low. As with corded biscuit joiners the bags only good with mdf for timber better to connect to a vac

I would also batten and up the cladding thickness also nail on the cladding don't pin will act as your sheathing if you already have the cladding then osb the internal side. I did two 500x1100 windows with fixed obscure glazing but now wish I made them openers with clear. Dust and light were my...

Very impressed with the overall design (and pulled off well). Nice to see design with the end user in mind also the material choices are spot on complementing the piece without taking the focus from the whole 😀

+1 for the Triton for table use mine stays fixed in the table use a makita cordless baby for the small stuff then have a tread 1/4 inch if needing the plunge and a beastie 1/2 makita for larger work. Have done through mortice's with a router but is not the fastest or most pleasant way and don't...

Defo Sapele have used this loads fantastic timber mainly use for painted joinery unfortunately but polishes up lovely. Have loads of old cills in Sapele from my old job. Still cutting them up now when people what small bits made.

Sorry Yorkshire is a bit far good luck though

I'm interested in the surface planer what area are you in.

I would go for tulip/poplar perfect for painted internals. Would build traditional with through m+t. Bit unusual to have bolection on a internal mainly see panel mould on the internal side. For the panels 15mm is perfect for a 44mm door. Real doors can be produced with a mineral set up the most...

Brilliant if you have had no problems in twenty years with the same bandsaw think I'll take the risk.

Hi all just got a new bandsaw with no lever for tensioning the blade, record 250. Would normally leave the blade un tensioned at work but thats a far bigger blade but seems be be a bit of a faff without a lever was wondering if anyone else has the same model and if they have had issues leaving...

The drop seals I've used are only for hinged doors (their a button on the hinge side that depressed when closed) usually a 19 wide Grove at 35 deep. Could work with the button to the lock jamb but haven't tried. Only issue with routing is its hard to find a slotting cutter that deep so end up...

Am interested do let us know if you don't get it sold come Friday