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Hi Phil, Yes ... the brackets are a bit strange. They are 250mm long and with the ‘plate’ being 4mm thick, that’s where I’m getting my 255mm from, allowing 5mm for the recess that the plate will sit in. They also have 65mm of spur that goes into the wall for extra strength, I’ll use resin and...

Thanks Anthony, good video there. I’ll go slow and hopefully it’ll come out fine.

Thanks Anthony, good video there. I’ll go slow and hopefully it’ll come out fine.

Thanks Pete, Bob .... the washer solution sounds marginally cheaper than taking on an apprentice ! Not sure it will ‘slide’ on my auger bit due to the depth of the waste channel in ‘the twist’ but I’ll give it a try. My alternative is to try to make a smaller ‘block with hole’ as a jig to start...

Hi all, A novice, I’m looking for any advice on how to drill some straight but deep holes into solid oak floating shelves. The shelves are 270mm wide, and the hole depth needs to be c. 255mm (14mm diameter), 3 holes per shelf, for housing the strong steel posts I’ll be using to anchor to my...

Thanks all - looks like I don’t have a decision to make then, Wealden it is ! Much appreciated.

I’m looking to add a couple of spiral router bits to my small collection (for mortising oak amongst other uses) - to be used in a handheld router. Can anyone recommended a brand they use & have had good results with (I’m UK based, so must be available here & be good for quality and longevity...

Looks stunning, lovely work & a great tribute to your mum. If you don’t mind my asking, what finish did you use on it ? Dan

This was my first mitre saw of any kind when purchased 12 months ago (with the gravity rise trolley) - and I’ve found using it great. It’s fairly heavy, so perfect for a fixed station (or on the trolley). Dust collection isn’t perfect but there are various hacks to improve that (Dan Pattison on...