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So, this is what I’ve decided:
I woodwork at home, I don’t need to transport it but I am limited for space inside. I can just about manage a full sheet indoors. It’s true, turning the rail will be a logistical acrobatic feat, probably navigating it to the stairs to get 3m of height...
Thank you!! Very helpful answer. And thanks for the tip about internal stresses! I think I always assumed it wasn't an issue for man-made boards, but it seems like it still is a factor. Thanks.
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I’m debating whether I should invest in a full size rail meaning 2.6m or 3m
I will be making a bunch of cabinets soon and will need to rip long lengths of MRMDF for door rails and stiles
I like the idea of just putting one rail on and not worrying if it’s straight
BUT!
I’ve heard that...
I have always liked the idea of the 'ball' extinguisher, that you hang and it automatically goes off if a fire is detected underneath it.
I feel like I should get one and put it over where I store my batteries and paint
e.g...
Oh sorry! I was asking where you BUY it from :)
I would never (intentionally) be that rude.
I no longer have a table saw, but I saw an online retailer (link above) selling 2mm thick lipping for ~£45 inc. for 50m. Which isn't 'cheap' but not bad, considering I can sand and chamfer the edge of...
Thanks all.
Where do you get this from?
Some googling showed me this, which seems good - anyone used them before?
https://www.veneersonline.co.uk/search?q=beech+edging&_pos=1&_psq=beech&_ss=e&_v=1.0
My recommendations:
Dewalt multitool (corded or cordless, up to you, but if you go cordless might as well get Makita, also good)
Metabo Orbital sander (150mm)
Router - Maktia or Hikoki if you are doing 1/2" heavy duty stuff; Trend or Dewalt if you are doing lighter duty 1/4" stuff; Bosh or...