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Some of you may know this already. They can supply almost everything that is required for jig making. http://www.wixroyd.com/

Mmmmmmmm... I have to agree the the pock marks look like they are from incorrect t use of the tool. When I was a lot younger I seem to recall using a smaller looking version of a very similiar looking tool. These were fixed and not spring loaded. We used it on the farm for eyeslets or...

Hi Folks, I have 5 copies of "Shopnotes" that are surplus to requirments. Issues 2-6 I will accept reasonable offers, if you are interested, PM me. Darryl

I currently subscribe to "Shopnotes". http://www.shopnotes.com I have found this to be a most useful magazine. I have been buying up back issues and hope shortly have a complete and up to date set. I start to subscribe as there is no longer any bookshop or newsagent that brings this magazine...

All I see are power tools... to be operated by human power... :wink: I really love the fret saw.

My wife has shown an interest in intarsia and would like to know if there is anybody in the uk that offers courses? It seemms that most off the courses advertised on the net are all based accross the pond.

Phil, Thanks for those links. I had forgtten to say that the courses could be based in either the UK or the States.

This is a very good idea… :D (It is also a very, very old practice, which was used in the crafts) I am very much in favour of this one to one method of passing on of skills and knowledge. We use a very similar system on another forum (different topic), the biggest initial hurdle was setting...

Hi Guys and Girls, I am on the hunt for informaytion regarding woodwork courses or holidays. I welcome any advice and or links to info.

I used to fit kitchens and still do the odd one now and then. £600 sounds a little steep just for the worktop, even for a top end melamine worktop, as Scit and Tim say there are going to be implications, I would plan and do a proper costing first... :)

This oak has found a good workshop to go to.

At a squeeze you may be able to fit it in an estate. I would like to clear it as soon as possible, so first come, first served. PM me, then I will give you my mobile no. so we can discuss... :lol:

No, not a normal hatchback, maybe an estate car. There is a fair amount of timber there.

Hi all, I am currently involved in a major office refurbishment as part of the facilities management team and as a result, I have been able to stop some good timber ending up inthe skips. I have a large, solid oak table that has been taken apart :( I am not sure if all the components are all...

Hi to All, I am new to the forum, I found out about the forum while searching for Clubs that are local to me.