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    Finish suitable for a solid-sided Cradle

    Thanks Scrit - I'll give them a go. Pete
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    Finish suitable for a solid-sided Cradle

    Greetings I'm about to start building a cradle for a Grandchild due end of Feb next year: I've been keeping some nice Elm boards for just this project, but I'm a tad concerned as to what finish to use, particularly on the inside: Although it won't have a hood, it will be solid-sided and I...
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    Dream kit

    You're a fortunate man, Drew; that's a nice way to work: Of course, it only works if you're confident in your abilities :wink: Pete
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    Worktop Joining.

    I recently fitted 3 w/tops in a U shaped configuration for No.2 daughter: Couldn't afford a 1/2" router AND a jig, so went for the router, and mitred the joints. Nothing was 90 deg.(of course), and I sweated over the job, but all turned out OK. Woodsmith is 'zackly right with his tips: One...
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    SIP dovetail jig

    Hi Steve Thanks for the info Nasty, that! Could have shot up yer nostril: :shock: I wouldn't fancy having to explain that at A&E! Pete
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    SIP dovetail jig

    Greetings Is anyone actually producing joints with this bit of kit yet? I ordered a 12.7mm bearing guided cutter from Trend, and guess what.... I got 1/2" sockets and 3/4" tails!! Presumably, I should have ordered the "other cutter", the 14.(something)mm one: Can anyone confirm the tip size...
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    Bandsaws (Record or Scheppach) ?

    Jeff If you don't need a big 'un, have a look at the laser guided 8" slider in B&Q: I was well impressed with its sliding action... Sweet as a nut! The 10" without the lazer was about the same money, and the action was diabolical....Obviously from different makers. Pete
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    Band saw questions

    At the risk of dissapearing down the wrong trouser leg........ I bought a Stanley Jet panel saw and a tennon saw recently, to do some renovations on my daughter's "new" house: They certainly cut effortlessly, although the tennon saw can be tricky to get started as it bites a bit aggressively...
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    Band saw questions

    Evening Duncan I've just bought a new BS, but haven't had time to play proper with it yet :cry: But I would think a BS is just about the only thing you could resaw 5mm with! I assume the easiest way to go about it would be to fix-up a second fence t'other side of the blade, and pinch the wood...
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    Price comparison site for us woodbutchers?

    Thanks for the opinions on my last post: I've pretty well decided on the Nutool jointer & thicknesser, but...... the saw needs more cerebration (I fink): I think I would probably get more use from a bandsaw, but really can't go over the £200.00 watershed. This seems to rule out any of the saws...
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    Budget Workshop machinery

    Greetings, all This is my first post on this 4m, so I'll apologise in advance if this has already been done to death: Amazingly, I have a bit of folding money avilable to spend on the workshop just now, and need to get it spent sharpish before 'er indoors finds a "better" use for it! First...
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