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When i get the cash sorted for me it shall be the Trend T11 with the quick change kit

That's very neat! Is there a small cut on the under side of the drawer in the main body to get the blade in? you cannot see it if so

The bowl is very nice but the video, editing etc is out of this world! Absolutely fantastic!

Any updates on the article or how to???

cheers guys! That's a relief!!!

Cheers for your prompt response rod....... saved me a job! the crust has formed indeed and has the slabs solid....... just didn't want to waste a weekends work lol

Hi All, Quick one hopefully! Concreted some slabs in on end this afternoon as a fascia to a shed base. Its give rain all night and the concrete has just started going off. The concrete is going to be covered with soil once cured. Is it best to cover it now to give the trench from flooding...

that's fair enough lastminte.... I see your logic about tenoning etc...... thought it was worth a probe lol

They look great........ maybe if you cut up to a scribe line with the router or table saw it would cut the top fibres and reduce the bearding effect?

They are on all the trolleys....... Sorry i'll get my coat!

Do not shout me down here ----- just playing devils advocate but....... Is there any chance it could be done like that for a reason, so whilst pushing the piece into the saw it maintains a compressive force on the piece to help pieces not jumping up??? Do not have a table saw and am...

don't use a hammer use an adjustable spanner to tweak it...... put something on the faces but 4mm already folded would be easy to tweak.

I'm ordering one of these kits too following this post, looks like a nice little project! Look forward to seeing your attempt!!!

go for deep frame fixing and skew them in....... like a dovetail...... against the way they would want to pull out ie point the drill upwards for the ipper holes....... then you trying to shear alot more block away if they were to pull out.... not conventional but would work imho

Perhaps look at the use of ceramics as plane irons or ceramic composites for plane irons. Increased hardness equates to increased sharpenability and longevity of the edge! Brittle fracture shall be the enemy here so think it out carefully! You could also look at techniques such as hiping (hot...

I like lord nibbo's solution for his veritas saws....... google his blog and have a look at the pictures on the tool cabinet build at the end!!! Spot on solution!!!

What do you hold the work on with tese types of disc sanders? make a top to place on the bed?

It would be very heavy duty but a 25 SHS would fit inside a 30 x 2/2.5 SHS (Square hollow section) i'd try it though as dependant on the spec and also the manufacturer they could fit or could not fit because they like to be at the top and bottom of specs to save cash........ if you went with 25...

Very nice piece phil...... the most i have done on mine so far is cutting 'THOMAS' out for my godsons new toy box (6mm mdf lol) and with a massive pinned blade round some oak pieces off for a towel rail lol i have a proxon (the one with the footswitch) and for 95 quid its great for very little...

Hi Phil, With it having 3 legs it shouldn't really wobble to much? (the reason for using 3 legs) but its probably the width of the back legs (like you have hinted to) maybe causing the problem, with quite a high CoG compared to the footprint width (i say high but its probably below the work...