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I had a recent trip to Austria - and came across this outside a house, it was sat on an old sled and my camera case is sat on the top for reference - dont think my little triton 2000wc would know where to start :shock: On a different note I took a couple of pics of cracking craftsmanship -...

Paul H: I will let you know how I get on - but the replies look vv good! :D devonwoody: I do not posess the rail.....maybe another bit of kit I should go and purchase :-k WiZeR you are a genius! :lol: that is exactly what I need! I have already emailed bob to request the detailed plans -...

Hi All After looking at a few other sites I am really keen to build myself a sled for the above mentioned Triton2000wc - after weighing this up for a while my only question is: what do I use for the mitre guides, as they are not square in profile like most tablesaws, more of an inverted 'T'...

:lol: :ho2 Yes but I will be very dormant also on this day..... :occasion5:

So basically cut off any green bits that do not have grapes on? leave the wooden bits; and are 'laterals' new shoots? :? See my garden knowledge is zip :( thanks for the info though guys, at least now I can happily cut off some of the mad excess safe in the knowledge that I wont kill it...

Thanks all, especially jacob - great advice; I have started on the job and I agree with woodbloke, inventor and Paul decorating is the pits!! Cheers

My Cat (My avatar) is seen sat on the sofa, the one wihich it is not allowed on.........says it all :)

I have a rather large one growing in my garden, I hate gardening but I have dozens of bunches of grapes this year, the whole thing has gone wild :shock: are there any kinda rough rules of thumb :-k ie cut in winter, pull off rusty leaves etc? Ive looked online but there is just so much...

Thanks guys as always for the invaluable deluge! I am surprised Jacob you recommend not stripping them right back? J

Well I can put it off no longer :( I have to strip and repaint my external sash windows - my question is, what is the best way of stripping off the old paint? Does anyone have any input re best method : a) Paint remover (I imagine a sticky goo at the end?) b) Using a hot gun c) Plain old...

More Please :D I find myself keep logging on to check any further updates :shock: I really do need to get out more i know :D Still where i live (#-o ) I think am going to light the woodburner and get the coffee on :D Thanks for your time and effort =D>

Yes please......... :lol: :lol: :lol: I have numerous sash windows to replace in my house and have just been reading everything I can get my hands on to just begin to get my head around it all - I have not eve thought about starting as it just all seems too daunting :shock: Sash windows...

Thanks All! Guess I will leave the little blighters alone then - thats fine with me :) kinda feel sorry for them now, just two days a year of partying huh :cry: ! thanks again! J

Hi all been away for a while and glad to see things are as lively as ever ! anyway just a quickie - I appear to have a rather large ant infestation, coming up from where my house wall meets the concrete path :roll: (seems to be lots of small piles of earth that they have 'unearthed' or maybe...

:lol: What a brilliant idea for getting rid of a tree! wish I had a big chainsaw and van!

Fecn What can I say - a cold frosty morning with a nice mug of T in there and I would be as happy as a pig in **** :D Oh which reminds me do you have a tap? :shock: Nice job mate - hopefully mine will come up to scratch some day!! :oops: J

Wow what can I say....this is just the sort of thing on this forum that has inspired me to start Woodworking; absolutely fabulous - bet it will be worth a fortune when its done :D Are u planning on selling it or is it 'just' :shock: a project for the house? More pics pls :D J

Thnaks for all of the positive comments - they really are very gratefully received. Woodbloke - i knew there was something better than panel pins - will use them next time :D Dedee - not sure how to hang it yet - thought maybe route a hole in the back on each side and then hook onto a...

Sorry! The whole frame was made from a peice of rough sawn oak (planed and thicknessed down to size) The chamfer was put on after the frame was put together (easier to line up :D ), the mitres are held by biscuit joints although towards the end I also drilled a 6mm dowel (more for decoration)...