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I’m a bit dubious of Amazon as there is a lot of knock off Chinese rubbish being flooded through there, and there are a lot of con-companies making out they are legitimate companies. Amazons gone downhill a lot

I am all about safety. It’s Sod’s Law that the one time you don’t use or have something for safety, is the one time you need it. I don’t fancy loosing any fingers

That first one seems the same as the one from Screwfix however the second one: https://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/armor-tool-mini-jig-pocket-hole-system/ Seems a lot better than the others. Especially with it being able to set the distance from the thickness on the size measurement. And also...

I would think any wood screw in the length and width would work. Have you looked in Screwfix and Toolstation for these sizes

I want one to be able to attach timber at right angels which don’t necessarily need a joint. I want to also use them to add strength along side joints for particular DIY jobs I want to do around the house.

So a table saw is best being bought as a table saw and not using one of these inverted? I’ve seen a lot of tables for sale which you put the circular saw into. Also quite a few YouTubers too. I don’t normally use power tools so I’m having to learn from scratch. I was taught by my elderly father...

I looked up on Screwfix these and they will do the same thing but without the sawblade. I’ve been able to find a saw blade for the hardwood with a cut which will work well. Reduction Rings: https://www.screwfix.com/p/erbauer-30mm-reduction-ring-set-3-pieces/9740x?ref=SFAppShare Saw Blade...

Oh okay, does that come with all the saw blades or just this one? I’m after a fine (as many teeth as possible) cut for hardwood.

Hi All, I’ve been looking at pocket hole jigs and came across this one and wondered if anyone had bought one and what they thought of it? Also if you have a different one which is better than this one, and more versatile etc, if so, do you have a link or website for the one you use please? I’m...

I was looking at this one which seems to be the best from what I can see. It has a large blade so you can use it by hand or in a table jig if required. https://www.toolstation.com/makita-1200w-190mm-circular-saw/p53194

How do you tell the size of the hole diameter? I can’t see that on the links you’ve sent me

Hi All, I’m needing some advice please. My elderly father gave me a circular saw (bought in 2007) and is branded Power Super which I’ve never heard of (please see photos). It takes a blade which is: dia.180mm with a hole dia. 20mm and thickness dia. 2.5mm I’ve looked online and all modern...

That is me, I’m at a Western Themed Town in England where I taught people who visited how to do carpentry

Thank you, glad to be here

Hi all, I hope this finds you well. I’ve been doing basic carpentry for several years and have woodworking tools which are over 150 years and still work well. I’m currently starting to get some more modern tools like a router, to be able to make working more quicker, but to the high standard I...