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I have a router plane Axminster but mike I would buy one from you so if you decide to sell some please put my name down I had a old router that locked with a small brass pin/stud and was held in place with a threaded bolt (handle) ??

Question has anyone used wipe on wipe off wood finish ie Varnish/oil/white spirit

Peter thank you for the link

Yes but this was done by design.

I've been looking for day's for the post picture of the last thing you make and I can't find it So I have decided to post in General woodworking Sorry Made and posted for Christmas for my brother-in-law pool shed with a bar

nice job Do you have a link to peter Video on the spray gun??

Looks Good Mike don't rush it now

Axi 250 PT is what I'm hoping to buy mid May 2020 I would like to know what chip extractor you would use for this as I don't think my Record Power RSDE1 would cope ??

good read

so here is the table I'm just going to add a finish to it before I glue up and add a flood coat to the top I am going to use as recommended by Mike Oil/varnish/white spirt So I have Osmo top oil/ Ronseal Varnish I'm going to use

Raw69 Yes I taped up with frog tape then hot melt glued some acrylic to the side and then used a syringe to add the resin. just remember to wax the acrylic first

Seal the top with hot melt glue and Acrylic turn the work top over, then drill a small hole then pour the resin and brass mix in. So you are working the worktop upside down

Acrylic sheet will hotmelt glue in place

brass mix will sink apply your mix BUT if you turn the worktop upside down the brass will be in the right place. drill a small hole if you've filled all the gap

Mike what is the ratio of varnish/oil/white spirit mix please

Ok been a little bit longer break than I first thought but here we go Spines are cut now and glued with blue epoxy to tie it in with the top. wish I hadn't done this as it was really hard to contain the resin but I did learn a lot. So the legs are all cleaned up and all sanded The top is...

Looking good Mike. if it smells it's NOT Epoxy resin it's poly resin. I've had some bad results with the poly resin and wood combination where the resin has not bonded with the wood and also poly resin will shrink a bit in height.

Well I'm very very happy to report that Mike has sorted me out with the Elm I required to finish my coffee table for my Son's Christmas gift. Mike is such a nice man a true gent BUT sadly no Cake lol. We had a good laugh about cake I even offered to take home (fill my car) with wood to...

I am truly humbled by offers of help in locating and acquire the wood I need to finish my gift for my son. I'm really pleased to say that MAC Saw mill first on my list has what I need to finish my table plus fingers crossed to supply more in the new year to make a matching cupboard for his Flat...

Bless you Thank you very much for looking