Recent content by rajsol3000

It might be easier and quicker to buy and use a cheap biscuit cutting machine.

It's a great idea, I have touht in the past of using a service like this to get materials to make windows

I would tend to agree with the other folks on this thread that suggest you build the workshop yourself. I've been a builder/carpenter for 15 odd years and I have to say the workshop/shed/garden room kits I've seen are absolute pants I did a fair bit of investigaing a couple of years ago as I...

12 mm osb is the way to go pedro, 12mm ply is rarely flat unless you are spending big bucks on the really good stuff, 11mm MDF will change shape over time unless again you are spending big money on the really good stuff. The most cost effective way forward for you would be either 12mm osb which...

Hi, I'm a ex British gas heating engineer. From what I remember from my days back at heating school, the thermostat was traditionally positioned in the coldest part of the house, the thinking was that if the coldest part of the house is warm then the rest should be ok. This was how things were...

It depends on weather or not you want to drill a clearance hole in to the floorboards before screwing it down. If you do then either type of screw will do, if you dont then use a part threaded screw. The clearance hole or the part threaded screw will allow the floorboard to be pulled down to the...

Hello and happy new year folks, this is the first time I've posted on the forum. I have just built my own workshop and need to get some tools, rather than getting a load of different machines I figured a combo machine might be the way to go. I've got a lead on a Luna master w57 machine, I've...