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After moving house back in March, I went from a single garge to a much large workshop. When i first moved into new space I was always losing tools. With all that extra space it was time to build up my tool collection once again. Started collecting when i was 13 and soon had filled up...

mightons or rediseals sell them aswell

this is how i had mine set up, will upload how ive got it set up now tommorow, works so great

timber merchants it is then. thanks for advice people

but if painted well and looked after would there timber be good engough to use, after all timber does require matience year, etc

how decent is B & Q's wood to use for sliding sashes, looked at it seems quite straight, would have to plan timber down to my sizes needed. anyone had dealings with thier wood? some of it was very knotty but im sure some is decent stuff? jez

Hi people, got to make 3 pairs of sliding sashes, they are 35mm thinck, with 14mm double glazed units going in them. with a bevel outside and beads inside. what depth should i make the rebate, to give a nice bevel depth on outside. I will make up ovolo beads to suit. cheers jez

seem to have bit too much space. keep forgeting where ild put things down. Started my first project in workshop. Bathroom cabinet 1.M4 wide, 1M tall Plywood venneer waulnut I am going to add mirrors into the two large rectangles, and put pegged sheleved in side rectangles. and two drop down...

My new workshop ive just moved into after being stuck in a single garge for along time. From this: To this: Just picked up my jointer today from ebay thanks for looking Jez

to make it eaiser on myself, I'm gonna try and get hold of one of these skillets, to template to. in two minds whethever to 2 part or 1 solid part??? 2 parts is gonna be easier i think, just not proper sure on a heat resistant glue.

hehe, i know, very wise choice, whoever choose that. I'm thinking over size a template in mdf, and allow the collet to ride it. not sure how to achive internal round if doing it this way. Over wise i was going to route out the oval piece in say 20mm, the place it on router table, spin round...

Evening all, Been asked by a friend who runs a indian restruant. Basicaly he want's 10 serving blocks, as his current ones are made out of MDF. Not a good choice, as hot grills are placed on them. Thinking of making new ones in two part laminated, solid wood. This would be easiest I think...

coz all the other chairs legs were loose apart from one chair. and i never really looked at this on, just went straight in for the kill, the other side of the leg was loose

dammm, looks like ive had it. I managed to break it by using a quick grip cramp as a spreader, then i gave it a wack with a rubber mallet. just goes to show how strong tht glue was, would tht expoxy resin that is in a syringe do the job, looks like its strong stuff.? b & q sell it i think...

okeis, will take a picture tomoz, its part of a 6 piece set, so its important to get it fixed :( grain of wood religns nice, not spilt much out, qute a clean tear. his precvios chairs had a metal bracket placed on underside coz they were loose, as a temp solution. he's more than happy...

While reglueung my mates chairs, ive manged to brake one of the legs off. it has torn clean away from its fibres, and it the part that meats the seat ring bit. chair is made of some sort of brown ish harwood. What would be best way of repairing this mistake, and what glue is best to use for...

great work :D

i was gonna use epoxy resin type glue, but told it may not be very good. ive got some glue that you mix with water, its a white powder, think its casikmite, not quite sure, but maybe this could work thanks