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Hello, is the Router Table still available, thanks, Andrew

Hello, sort one thing and another crops up, keen to get my plane irons as sharp as possible I invested in a small piece of float glass, different grades of abrasive sheets and double sided tape. It worked, plane irons unbelievably sharp and a pleasure to use. I now need to replace my abrasive...

Ok, thanks for the advice, I'll add it to the shrinking list of jobs, cheers, Andrew

Hello, still learning! I have got the patio table and chairs out which were purchased from M&S a couple of years ago, made in Indonesia, the parts not exposed to the sun are still the original brown finish, the top has gone a dirty grey, I gave it two coats of teak oil hoping to bring the...

Try a japanese saw, revolutionised my sawing, you cut on the pull rather than push so you have more control, cheers, Andrew

Thanks for all the responses, I can see the logic, and I think it's right, to have the vice on the LH side, I plan to make a simple bench, 5' x 2', 6" x 2" legs, 2" top with an apron on the front, and the first thing I will make is a bench hook! Thanks again, good advice, Andrew

Hello All, hopefully this is the right place to post this, after many weeks of research I am about to plan my new workbench, however, I am ever so slightly confused, I am right-handed and have always cut to the right -hand of the vice, and line. Virtually all workbenches have the vice on the...

Hello just got back and after reading the responses learn't a valuable lesson! Be more clear, the holes need to be centred on the ends to fit some 10mm dowels, I have found someone with a lathe who can do it, very impressed with the speed of response, thank you all for your help, cheers, Andrew

Hello, hopefully this is the right place to post this, I need to drill some 10mm holes (12 in all) in the centre of some 25mm x 1200mm dowelling, it needs to be square, I know my limitations!! Can anyone help, prepared to travel if need be, thanks, Andrew

Hello All, just taken up woodworking and I have a question, I need to glue some rough sawn timber, long grain to long grain, and as the joining faces are quite rough should I plane them first. It will have what I call an 'Agricultural' finish so neatness is not that important, cheers, Andrew

Hi, is your vice still for sale?, cheers, Andrew