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Hi all, anyone got any tips on making a hinge jig for cutting out with the router. Going to hang afew doors. All tips appreciated. Cheers Jeff 8)

Brilliant !! now wheres me glass :D

Agree with Noely Jeff

can you put a picture on. i doubt it is as old as you think as back then they were mostly rope tensioned drums. you must ask is it worth restoring as you can pick up adecent secondhand fully working drum quite cheap especially as bands are forever trading them in. is it off akit of a marching...

Cheap at twice the price and well worth it. How many England shirts were burnt last weekend !!!!!!!!!! at least the tears could have put the fire out!!!!. I'll take 3 please!! Jeff Sorry Alf couldn't rsist it We don't get much to gloat about very often so you gotta savour the moment.

Dewey, brilliant idea and yes restrict it to B&Q/Screwfix or any of the Shed!! available tools. Only those really interested in woodworking will have heard of Axminster. H&L should have a dedicated woodworking channel with no fishing or house hunting. I think we should petition H&l for a good...

Just bought both from makro £24.99 each. I going to try and play with them soon and let you all know what they are like for cheapies. Has any one else tried them? Anyway I couldn't resist the bargain price ( I know, I know you only get what you pay for but it's a start!!!). So time to make more...

Amateur. i would like to get into it full time or I would really like to sell the tools and play(I mean demonstrate) with them. I quite fancy making hand built kitchens. So if someone out there wants to take me on and give me lots of money for my presence drop me a line!!!!!!!!!! :lol: :lol: Jeff

Noel, I'm in Comber. Jeff :D

Neil, www.hardwoodni.com is James McGregors website. Jeff

Neil, you could also try James McGregor in Belfast. They are importers specialising in hardwoods. If I find their website I will post it here for you. Jeff

I have the EB BAS 250G and it basically does what it says on the tin. 1st thing is throw away the blade that comes with it. I found that once you start to learn how to set it up its starts to perform better. As I am fairly new to woodworking I am still abit impatient over setting up tool and i...

OK forget about Tormek etc. I have used the scarey sharp method on a 20 quid Stanley from B&Q and a 6quid out of the local cheapie shop. Must say the 6 quid one works better than the Stanley but thats besides the point. What are your methods for sharpening plane and chisel blades. I'm still...

Well if what most people say is true I think a LieNielsen will win hands down every time. Don't think I'll ever know I can only dream of a LieNielsen. I would probably only wreck it anyway. :lol: :lol:

Whenever you figure out how to fix it please let me know. I have the same saw and the same problem. I have tried almost everything but it still works fine even with the blade slightly off the bottom wheel. :?

Neil, just got new Screwfix catalogue today and they have a good sale on at present on Makita, DeWalt, Bosch and afew others. :lol:

Hi Neil, many people do not like DeWalt but I have a 12v DeWalt cordless and can only say it is excellent. I got mine with a 1 year guantee and it was left in for service just before the year was up and it was almost fully rebuilt for me. The guy in the service centre said it did not really need...

Mike this may be of no help as I am in N.Ireland but I was quoted by a company called James McGregor @ http://www.hardwoodni.com at a price of £18+vat per cubic foot. I would say you could probably get it cheaper on the mainland as we get ripped off over here. Jeff

Cheers dave . great help now I can get on with making something. Jeff

:? I priced 6"x1" beech recently. The price given was per cubic foot. How is this calculated to get a running foot. Never passed O level maths so need a wee bit of help. hope all you intelligent people out there can help. Thanks and bye for now Jeff