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OMG :O that is A-Mazing as they say! I think that with a little care it would make the most amazing workshop/school/museum, seems a shame to tear it all out. It Looks like it was a buzzing place when first up and running. There was some serious investment there to set that up. Steam engine might...

Really do like this Piece its got me itching to get back in the workshop! I'm thinking the concept might work for a long really slim console table for my hall. The timber yards will sell some if their split boards because of this post Mark! Love the pictures they're Amazing! I think they really...

Thanks Gaz pal i'll try what you suggest. Are the little cam locks all interchangeable or for a specific location? i've solved the problem with the blade by keeping a rough back and by using a little strip of fine wet and dry behind the blade seems to work for me! thanks for the info. Ryan

Anyone have any tips for setting the fence as when i tighten up the little cams adjusters on mine it moves the fence and the same for the other locking clamps on it too! Am i tightening them the wrong way or something or has someone had it apart and put them back in the wrong places etc maybe...

+1 for the 19mm round dogs made from a beach dowel make em right and you wont need the ball catches theres a saving on cost for ya!

I've spent some time in Dodges workshop and its a nice place to spend a day or so, a really nice genuine guy, he couldn't be more helpful. I recommend speaking with him further.

illusionistlocket.com/index.htm is someone that has got this done alto the prices are very high now what we need is the plans or supplier of the 2 piece hinge and single side bails. Anyone? has he got a patent on these things? is it something common thats been adapted?

OK so on all fire or exit doors there must be a safety break glass to deactivate the locks from the inside depending on the scenario of course. as I've fitted quite a lot of access control systems as this is my job i could say that for a not too expensive system you could use paxton access...

ha ha i've got one of them with dual blades for chopping herbs. lol woodworking tool don't fancy that much.

thanks for the advice bob i've told him what you said its a shame that he had made the legs too otherwise width wouldn't be such a problem! we did rotate rings when jointing all i can think is that it was the change in the weather that's made it bow so badly. I think we might have to go with...

i know i read a post from a relative on the fbook this fine day that they had gifts bought and wrapped waiting for opening in their living room already! preposterous! There must be big money in this Christmas market, shame i cant work out how to make it work for me! Ryan

hi my colleague jointed a nice top in ash and had to leave it for a while before adding the efge banding etc now it resembles a quaver its all dimensioned and biscuit slots cut in edges how can we straighten this suitably for use without planing it to half thickness? any hints tips or simply...

Well on a visit to Dodge's workshop i saw a set of narex on the wall and he had nothing but good to say about them they felt and looked nice might be worth sending him a message if you want to know a bit more.

Carpet did no one notice that sofa?

Thanks Blister your a Gent! will call on arrival

Me and my Colleague would like to go and i would be interested in taking the other off your hands if its still available? Thanks for this generous offer Ryan

hey simon i tried turbo cad and hated it I've experience with autocad and found a program called doublecad that was much better and more like autocad to use. i wouldn't really be using this for 3d work i would probably use double cad for the 2d work in woodwork and sketchup to create a 3d...

I might get slated for saying this but I've been known to remove the hollow in old soft stone using concrete floors /blocks etc give it some water and rub like buggery then you'll need to check if its flat enough if so great if not then rub some more with pressure in the right place.

Are you pulling my leg lol The Rebate and using some type of dowel seems quite interesting i might have a little play with that on some practice boards. I'm quite tempted to rip down the drawer fronts and use them as false fronts then i'll have enough draw fronts for three more chests and avoid...

Peter Bare faced tongue is this? with the drawer front being the piece on the right? would the little surface area on the joint none being long grain on long grain produce enough gluing strength for pulling a girlfriend's clothes laden drawer in and out numerous times a day? and would the...