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I'm cutting 4mm birch ply and need two sheets clamped or temporarily glued together so that the cuts match perfectly (my cutting isn't quite there to do the two pieces separately) does anyone have any suggestions on how best to do this?

Really good mod. My saw takes pinned and unpinned blades so stuck using the bloody pill looking things with the two screws to hold the blade, serious blade changing envy here!

Looks ace

Lucky guy, could see my wife allowing it house room. Really good looking table

Thanks Kev but not quite what I'm after. The bed frame has a single, half depth hole drilled and then the described but is fixed within the hole. It is almost just there to provide a better fixing than screwing into bare wood. Frustrating as its a simple little fixing and an easy repair, if I...

Right, have an oak framed bed that I'm rather fond of, but recently the head end has started to wobble against the side rails. After some investigation, the problem is the thread sheering off the female, cylindrical metal socket which sits in a drilled hole within the oak frame. This "socket"...

Sounds good marcros, look forward to the finished photos

I too used pine. I went full the full width as I'm not sure yet exactly how large a work piece I will want to work with though suspect I will trim it down a bit in the future.

Have tried to get some photos up (but files too big) will try and take some lower quality ones and re-post. In all the job took a couple of hours and most of that was spent prepping the rough sawn timber id bought from B&Q (Yuk). From a number of online videos, it was pointed out that...

The other issue is one of "storage envy", its hard not to look at the various chests and wall cabinets without thinking hmm, would really like to make one of those myself.

Another vote here for ripping off Bern's rack. I keep mine in a roll which then is stored in a crate with other tools, having limited top space it is a pain having the thing rolled out when in use.

With the cost of timber it's almost worth buying solid wood flat pack just to use the wood for something else let alone try and turn a profit as a weekend woodworker. I certainly have given up on the idyllic dream of selling on the occasional piece of furniture to cover materials costs and a...

Having seen various articles on the subject I decided that one of these would be far better than putting my bench on blocks for dovetail work. I made use of two screws robbed from the useless vices that came with my bench originally.

Looks good, hoping to get stuck into something similar late spring

From what I have seen you are doing a fantastic job with this Waka and I know that I for one would very much like to be involved next year.

I am just starting out and have been given several of the Axminster rider planes for Christmas and am generally pleased. They are all square and flat so only require a bit of work to the iron before getting started. I'm not much keen on the screw caps and will replace with lever caps when I can...

Good luck, always pleasing to be able to find a space however small to indulge.

Just starting out so christmas has really bolstered my workshop, collectively between family and friends I got: Veritas dovetail saw and marking gauge Axminster rider block plane, shoulder plane, jack plane and jointer Assorted quick clamps Combination squares Lab Cabinet scrapers Nerex...

From various sources I understand that only the tormek has fully stainless steel parts (shaft, nuts etc) connecting the stone to the motor and that these will rust in time. I have the jet version and coated these parts with cv boot grease which is also a water repellant. Some here might think...

Thank you all for the kind welcome. The blade does give a good note when twanged but clearly not high enough, think that I was a little timid trying not to over tighten the blades. The stock I'm using is square and as pointed out is wandering to the right in the lower half of the stock...