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For small pieces suitable for router tables etc just give your local kitchen manufacturers a call, they always have off cuts knocking around. Every time we pop in to our local shop to use there speed sander, we always come out with a few off cuts. We use them for router tables, sharpening...

The £85 would include delivery to UK mainland (subject to restrictions highlands etc). As regards delivery, it would depend where in the shipment phase you place the order. If we receive your order when a shipment is due it would be 6-10 days, if we miss a shipment, we would have to wait a few...

The INCRA router plate for the Triton TRA-001, TRC-001 MOF-001KC is model number MLP7518-AL. We do not have this model in stock but can be added to our next shipment. Regards Garry

Hi Guys, The INCRA Router Plate is £85 and includes three metal inserts that are held in place with magnets so no special tool required to screw swap them. The maximum opening is far bigger than the UJK so more suitable for raised panel bits etc. I will report back on the plate number for the...

Picture courtsey of Paul McAnenny a 2012/13 student of Peter Sefton furniture school.... Garry Rowberry (me, in grey T shirt) is talking with a visitor and Paul our resident furniture school assistant and accomplished furniture restorer. My table is the pentagon in the foreground and Paul...

You will not have any issues with Peter and his courses. Peter is very relaxed and very patient. The course is run at your pace and the days are as long (within reason) as you like. Many times students are still there after the 5pm close and even later on finish Friday.

Have you considered a small beginners course? I attended a 5-day beginners course last year at Peter Sefton Furniture School over in Upton on Severn, Worcestershire. This isn't too far from you...

+1 for DPC membrane. This is what we use as students at Peter Sefton Furniture School and what Peter uses for all his course be it glue up or finishing works. Each bench has a piece rolled up with a couple of rubber bands. Anything messy, simple roll out the DPC over the bench top, we secure...

Thanks guys, looks like there's a few more options to look at and discount the USA offerings. Thanks again

Thanks guy's I'll continue looking at your suggestions

Hi Guy's, I'm in the market for a router lift. I have toyed with the idea of underneath lift using the fine adjuster, but I'm a bit on the tall side and all that bending is going to do me in :lol: That leaves me with the above router lifts, but in the UK we don't seem to have too much...

Nice, is it for doing secret dovetails, so secret you need to do them in the dark.....

Dry lube has to be the way to go. You will never remove all the dust in and around the router.

These are the knives we use at the peter sefton furniture school when we were shown marquertry by Quinten Smith of the marquetry society http://www.breakaway-tackle.co.uk/index ... duct_id=99

Wasn't Lignum Vitae the band saw bearing of choice. Its hard wearing and self lubricating as its a naturally oily wood.

The paring chisels are a new product and if they are as good as the other Narex chisels they shouldn't be to shabby. I agree the handles are not to my taste even the newer handles. I re-handled my Narex mortise chisels with Burbinga handles from the Ashley Iles catalogue (the old mark one's)...

The Lamello C3 is the standard no frills biscuit jointer, whilst the classic X is its new replacement. The basic operation is the same. The top21 has an oscillating blade for the plastic/metal locking biscuits for knock down furniture etc. The C3 classic is a bargain at the moment while the...

Go wired if you can. When I moved into my new house I didn't have the time to put in a fully wired alarm and plumbed for a wireless system from a well known brand and it was rubbish. Kept going off and caused more problems than it fixed. If you can't afford a wired system, buy one of the self...

I would pay a little extra and get a metal cased version http://peterseftontoolshop.com/epages/e ... MDIGBEVBOX And there is a 10% off discount code available during December as well 'DEC10'

With a little fettling old planes can be great, its just cost over time balancing act. If moneys tight but you have the time, then go for old planes. They can start to get expensive when you start adding new chip breakers, new irons, new handles etc... As long as the plane is not too damaged go...