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Just sanded and given this another coat of varnish.

ha ha ha

hey! :shock:

Cheers, it does look sturdy enough!

Nice going, how long til the finished article?

I've been in desperate need of a side table by the sofa for ages, and having quite a few off-cuts of 4x4" treated fence posts I thought I'd have a go at making one. I'd seen this http://makezine.com/2013/02/06/diresta- ... ood-table/ and http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Ghu85a7NsqI/U ... LowRes.jpg on...

I ended up getting it Bought a sliding mitre saw, now I can easily do a lap joint and notch out for other timber :-) by pdtnc, on Flickr The Depth Stop works reasonably well and the timber only needs a light sand to finish a lap joint :) It helped me finish this off: Bought a sliding mitre...

I would, hops are great ;)

ha ha... If I had a choice back in School, knowing what i know now.... I'd be an Osteopath, at £40 per Half Hour its way better than all the hard labour I've done :D

Thanks, I hadn't spotted that when I looked through the PDF the first time, to quote it says "The depth of cut can be preset for even and repetitive shallow cuts."

There's always a new brew on the horizon :)

Thanks. both out of my price range, I might have to suck it and see.

:occasion5: Cheers...

It also costs a shed load of money, ideally I'm not going to spend more than £120-£150. thanks

I'll keep reading, cheers :)

I'm thinking about getting a Sliding Mitre Saw, I'd like one that has a firm depth-stop so I can make fairly accurate Half lap joints with it. I was thinking along the lines of 'erbauer erb238msw 255mm-sliding-mitre-saw-230v' but am unsure if it has a depth stop and also unsure if its does have...

Hello. I've got a few woodworking / equipment questions and I've been reading a few forum posts already. Live in West Yorkshire and make beer for a living, having recently finished my polycarbonate roofed lean-to type thing at the side of the house I have a few other smaller wooden projects in...