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I wouldn't say it was fragile. Useless, maybe, especially for anything large. It's always twisted and this makes it hard to season...

I have to confess that despite having been a woodworker for 40 years, I don't get on very well with this kind of thing. What I often do...

I'm thinking of getting one of these. Can you just give me a brief idea of how it helps in use? I do a lot of Domino, edge routing...

Here they are finished and installed. The boxes are English oak on a birch ply core, and the clock is sand-shaded oak veneer on a cnc’d...

I’ve got to get a new power feed for my spindle moulder. The present one is a three- wheeler which is the only kind I’ve ever used...

Superglue plus accelerator would be my choice. Mitremate is good. I make a lot of maquettes in my work, and superglue is what I use for...

Hi, I’ve used this for many years It’s drilled for 2 different Festool routers plus a few others. There’s an infeed pin and three...

To me a torsion box is a closed box where all the edges are fixed to each other, and there are some ribs or other internals if it’s...

I don't want to be picky but this is not how a torsion box gets its strength. What makes it strong is that it is triangulated in all...

Ideal world situation - have both. Both will be good at what they do best and less so for stuff they don't do best.

My favourite lame woodworker joke is "why are they called mitres?" Because they mitre fit

I got my Graduate for £350 on eBay- it involved patience and luck. It's the 5th lathe I've used (Picador Pup, antique treadle lathe...

Me too

I'll have you know I used my spiralizer only last decade, and definately got the fondue set out just last millenium.