engineer one
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martin, why not put a support around the edges, maybe some 2x1?
paul :wink:
paul :wink:
engineer one":1vf8niq1 said:martin, why not put a support around the edges, maybe some 2x1?
paul :wink:
engineer one":3kv1nn06 said:actually martin why not just around the back and the sides?
you really need some support for the incra, because you are putting some strain on one side, so maybe that will help. you could also locate the top against the sides of the router box with a strip frame. that would help too.
paul :wink:
motownmartin":2v9i5ccr said:So I shall be re-fitting the Kitchen myself which should save a few hundred quid, the trouble is that the Mrs will be wanting me to put new tiles up and you can bet there gonna cost a fortune.
I'm gonna have to be a bit clever and try and stash a bit :lol:
All the best
Martin
OllyK":207lhjg1 said:This has been an interesting thread to watch. I've been pondering on some sort of router table for a while (the Aldi one has been OK to get me started but it really is bobbins). I'm short of space so I've pondering on making a universal base of some kind and then I can mount the router table on it or, the pillar drill etc to suit my needs.
Lord Nibbo":p8dsmcvv said:motownmartin":p8dsmcvv said:So I shall be re-fitting the Kitchen myself which should save a few hundred quid, the trouble is that the Mrs will be wanting me to put new tiles up and you can bet there gonna cost a fortune.
I'm gonna have to be a bit clever and try and stash a bit :lol:
All the best
Martin
Or buy the tools you will need to do the kitchen first :lol:
motownmartin":2jtnnu1m said:What does bobbins mean, is it another word for crap :lol:
lurker":8fjgapah said:Martin,
By the way, that top - chuck it and do a Ply & MDF combo one.
I have some flooring left over from my lounge but it's wood instead of the manmade laminate, would this be OK, isuppose it would if I keep applying ptfe like I do with the thicknesser table.Mike.C":2g9pqf5n said:If you do not want to buy a sheet of laminate, you could aways use laminate flooring such as this:
http://www.ukflooringdirect.co.uk/produ ... ils_32.htm
or you can get it even cheaper in B&Q.
Then get yourself a can of heavy duty Evostik and glue the flooring to both sides of your MDF or ply, but don't just click the flooring together as you would on a floating floor, glue them together before you stick them to the MDF/ply.
If not you maybe able to get an offcut of laminate/formica from your local dealer.
Cheers
Mike
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