Recent content by wee dram

thanks for that been using those at work but with the metal stock, going to have a go at making my own but all in timber now that i've seen the vid cheers

:oops:forgot to mention its the seal detail on the meeting rails i'm interested in thick geordie not from sunderland :D

hi all just wondering how you fellas do your meeting rails on box/sliding sash windows i've worked for a few companies that all do it differently and would be very intersted find out what works best for you cheers

i do like that very nice job :wink:

thanks for the advice lads one other thing is it ok to pin thro the bolection moulds into the panels or will this restrict movement too cheers

hi lads got some oak doors to make with raised/fielded panels to go in a barn conversion with under floor heating. the last time i made this type of door to go in this type of heated environment i had some problems with the panels shrinking and splitting due to the heat (i think). does the oak...

hello lads been thinking a lot about this and would love to have my own workshop. i have been in the wood working industry for seventeen years working as a woodmachinst/bench joiner/site joiner and now cabinet/furniture maker i was just wondering how some of you's got started and what advice...

if you look directly down the cutting edge of a newly set/sharpened blade you will see that every other tooth is pointing outwards at different angles that angle is called the set(or was when i was taught) and should cut wider than the thickness of the actual blade leaving clearance for the...

hi it sounds to me that you've knocked the set off the blade, the reason i say this is you say it cut the beech ok but it was slow going in my experiance a blade with no set will seem ok but still stuggle cutting hardwood but when you try to cut soft wood it tends to weave about and burn a bit...