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Just let know via PM and I'll send you my mobile number.

Ooops I thought I'd added this to the sticky thread...... :?:

My effort for daughters new apartment, The things I learned whist making it were taken from this forum, the most useful in my view is sneaking up on a cut, wish I'd read it months ago!

Really nice, I've just started making furniture and I wish mine looked as perfect as that. Is it possible to have a look at it top, back and sides? I may try to copy it if that's OK with you?

Once you've set a downloadable version of the CD's you wouldn't have to copy, package and post and I would guess more people would download due to the ease of attaining and storing, another benefit would be the lower cost due to your overheads being very much reduced. My son works in IT and...

Dear Steve Please hurry up and get cracking on YouTube, I know you've been sidetracked building your megaden but enough is enough, I'm sick of watching unsafe American rubbish, I've subscribed to your channel and bought your DVD's and its been over a year since your last offering, I will hold...

I'm also a novice and I have used blum hinges, dead easy to fit and can take the weight of a large door, (if you use more than one! :D ).

Actually went out and tried planing some Ash and it was fine, perhaps its just the cheap pine. I'll put some more through in the morning. Cheers Chrispy.

Really as simple as that? #-o Its a pain the buttocks changing the blades on my thicknesser too. Oh well. Thanks for the replies.

How many pocket holes!!!! Jeez he must be made of money....

I was using my thicknesser today and it started to scuff the wood. I replaced the blades a few weeks ago and all was well until today, I've put softwood and hardwood through, cleaned the blades, reset them to no avail. I've added a photo to show the problems, anyone know the solution to this?

It doesnt have an induction motor, must be a mistake on their site

would you package?