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Im Selling my df700 as it doesn't get much use since i bought the smaller version. Good working order. Has a few knocks and dings from use. it is also a little dusty with a little bit of sawdust build up where the cutter comes out of. see pictures Everything works as it should. Comes in...

I will have a dewalt biscuit jointer up for sale soon when my domino arrives? :roll: :D

So, Did you buy one in the end? If so where from? I nearly bought one on Friday from Axminster but chickened out. I already have the df700 but i think the 500 would be good for smaller stuff. Thanks Jack

Thanks Doug, Yeah it gets a bit confusing. Not used to working in imperial measurements.

Hi Nick, I saw you at the show with the very nice laguna bandsaw. After i left i tried to find the bandsaw online and cant find anywhere online to have a look at it? Would you be able to tell me the model number? It had a very large throat on it on movable castors also a slot in the side to...

Hi, This is going to sound like a daft question. Im used to buying regular pine from timber yard by the meter. Just wondering if anyone can put it into simple terms for me when buying hardwood. :roll: Just for an example if i bought 1 cuft of oak at 1" thickness and 12" wide this would...

Hi all i have been looking at this machine from Scott and Sargeant online and wondered if anyone has any first hand reviews on the machine? just over £1000 inc vat seems like a decent price if its a good machine but also a lot to waste. https://www.scosarg.com/itech-3140c-400 ... r-230v-1ph Also...

I will most probably batten an shim the wall to make it straight before installing the carcass. Also the the hinges are fine for material 14mm-22 so i should be fine. It was more the strength i was worried about? Im not sure that 3mm difference will make it much stronger.

Thanks for your replies. I have not got the design drawn up yet but, there will be 4 doors with 4 compartments each around 500mm wide give or take the thickness of the mfc board. 3 of the units will have a shelf and one will just be a full length cupboard. I was planning on routing a groove at...

Hi all, I am building a built in wardrobe into the eaves. I am using white Melamine faced chipboard. I was under the impression that the carcass should be 18mm thick. Most of the places i have looked seems to sell 15mm. Would this still be suitable? each section of the wardrobe is 2200mm high so...

I have a metal detector which i will be using also a selection of wire brushes/ belt sander. Thanks For the input!

It looks like this is what i'm going to have to do. It just seems so wrong to do so.

The Cement and all that yuck will be cleaned off. Its easier/cheaper to get used scaffold boards than resawn reclaimed timber for the furniture tops. Im not set up to resaw old joists etc.

Yeah that was the problem, Its not too bad with the reclaimed timber joists etc for the frames of the furniture but the scaffold boards only have a very light layer of wear anyhow so machining would take away any "character". I did think of making relief cuts in the bottom of the boards to...