Recent content by fiacha

looks similar to one of these - http://www.lathes.co.uk/thiel-produro/

http://brisa.fi/rivets-bolts-rings/rivets.html These guys are well respected amongst the UK / Euro knife makers.

I've had one for over a year and it's been very reliable. Mine lives under the mitre saw, it makes setting angles a doddle. I have a nice reference square to check / zero the rule against.

I think he already has the slingshots cut out, he needs the router to roundover the edges. How about a jig holding the slingshots horizontally and then using a small laminate router with guided bit to do the edges ?

I have a 2series Synology which has a very simple user interface. You can install the cloud client on your PC and it will automatically keep the folders you select synch'd with a folder of the same name on the NAS. Handy if you have multiple PCs on your network. It also means that a file you...

Those doors would have taken me a month and a small fortune in scrap MDF :) I've been summoned home to paint some built in MDF cupboards. What's your recommended method for painting MDF ?

Sounds like heaven Steve. I'm stuck with family this year and I'm about to go off the edge ! Currently hiding in the corner with laptop and bottle of bourbon :) I'll have a rummage in the bits box for one of those bolts tomorrow. If someone else sends one in the meantime, can they let the rest...

Is the blade square to the fence / mitre slot ? If so, I wouldn't worry about it.

The lighting in that last image is fantastic. You mightn't need half the lights once it's been painted !

Part of a lockable horse hobble ?

I'd be happy to live in that workshop ! I'd rather have a nice clean looking building at the end of my garden, than a direct view to the neighbours house.

Just checked mine and the collet appears to be the same as the DW / Elu one described above. A nut (with two flats) and a collet housed loosely inside it. If the temperature in my garage ever gets above freezing, I'll get the router in the table and see about rigging up a a better height adjuster.

Not had a chance to play with my TRA0001 yet, but the build quality seems very solid. Kreg do a pre-drilled plate for the Triton.

I have a pinpoint probe that I use for Metal Detecting and checking timber. It'll locate a bit of nail / foil 6" underground, so nails / pins in wood are a doddle for it. I have the Garrett probe, but there are lots of cheaper alternatives out there. Some examples...

I like them a lot. The feeder is a nice simple design.