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You can get it cheaper at www.luthierssupplies.co.uk They are charging £7.60 + vat for 200ml or £14.15 for 500ml

This is not something I have made, just something I saw on the internet that I thought was worth sharing!

http://surftrend.com/not-a-box/

[\quote] Very nice. Where do you buy your machine heads? Do they come in 4's or do you have to buy multiples of 6 and split them? I bought them off ebay as a set of 4 as I really liked the koa buttons!

Just finished this Ukulele for my wife. It is all made of Koa, apart from the neck and internal bracing.

There is a forum for chicken keepers http://www.omlet.co.uk that may be able to help you. Good luck!

When Tom talks about cutting the boards in half I think he might mean ripping the 2" boards in to 2 x 1" boards?

http://www.luth.org/images/plans/pl25.jpg How about this one?

The umlaut over the a would be spelt ae using a UK keyboard, so fråser becomes fraeser

Adam, I see you have not fitted a truss rod, but have you used a reinforcing CF or ebony strip in the neck at all?

Hi Vala, Have you tried Dave Kinns in Cranfield? He is not open at weekends but has a good selection of european and american hardwoods and will mill it for you too.

I bought the guides when I bought the saw 18 months ago thinking they would be handy, but have yet to use them!

I popped in there too today as I was passing by! I have been into all their stores as I travel round the country with my work. This one does seem to be the smallest. Having a few teething problems with the tills when I was there but I am sure this will be sorted before the weekend!

+1 I would also want to fashion some kind of extension to that emergency stop button so that you can hit it if needed!

That is a lovely box! (apart from the screws!)

I love my little bronze Lie Nielson apron plane!

Had a good crop of runners and courgettes. Loads of tomatoes with zero blight! Potatoes were a poor return really. Birds ate all the gooseberries, our pear tree that normally yields bucket loads of fruit has not had a single pear on it this year, neither has our plum tree and the two apple...

Slightly OT, I have heard of people inlaying a coin in their pieces with the year it was made being the same as the year the coin was minted. Is there any legal ramification of using current currency in a piece of furniture?

May be able to hold a trigger style router switch on for use in a table?

I guess Milton Keynes is too far for you to travel? If not the Dave Kinns Timber sell it. I bought some recently there, PSE for £35 ft3.