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1.5 : 0.5 - I was taught at school (a very long time ago)

Crosscut sled for the bandsaw, with a stop for the thickness required ... you can probably hold 3 dowels steady with your hand, or try the selotape trick from @ChaiLatte above

https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/forstner-drill-bits.147793/post-1741301

Hello ... I have a(n old) Makita 8391D ... and the chuck is not gripping very well now ... any advice on replacements ... Makita original or anything else .... I think it has a Philipps screw or Allen key or something to remove it ... but I haven't got that far yet

I managed to get this stack of Cherry about 8 years ago ... It was somewhere between 1.5 and 2 steres (a French measurement of volume) ... and after some haggling I only paid 1200 Euros for it. It was 50 years old at least when I got it - and the guy was selling it as he was moving and had...

I have a planer - but it is so noisy ... I tend to cut larger pieces to near size and then get them flat using a mixture of old wooden scrubb plane, a Stanley 4 1/2 and no 7 jointer ...

Hello, I got this Forstner bit set from Amazon last year...

Think of some kind of workbench for whichever structure you decide on ... I made my first project using a Workmate and it was tough ... so my second project was the bench.

Roquefort les Pins ... kind of between Nice and Grasse

She already has a Dremel - so will take a look at their accessories etc

Hello - just joined the forum after discovering it trying to research tools for my wife's doll's house / miniature making project (I created a new post for that https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/tool-ideas-for-a-beginner-making-dolls-house-miniatures.148190/) So, who am I? I am a Brit...

Hello, My wife has decided that she wants to start making some things (furniture, working sash windows) for a dolls house (she is pretty "crafty" so I don't doubt her ambition). However she doesn't yet have much woodworking skills, and as part of her research has been looking at a number...