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out of the main diy shops around wickes seem to be the cheapest for this stuff, Most pieces will come in a standard 1200 x 600 mm and range from 8 quid up depending on thickness you want.

If it makes you any happier 21 days is 3 weeks not 4 so theres a week gone from the delivery already lol

i'd agree with most and say the last one, Looks like theres plenty of light and no trees blocking, i'd stick a coupld of big roof windows in it on the back as we see it for a load of natural light to work in.

if you have sky then go into the tv guide and click on a-z, then use the colour code at the bottom of the screen to find diy or home programmes list, also in the a-z you can just go to N for new yankee workshop and find them all that way if you know the titles of each programme. Think like this...

gotta say i like new yankee workshop, Also though no one has mentioned Woodworks which is an american programme that makes furniture to very high standards, Anyone else watch this show ? I have 7 seasons of it but not sure if theres more

nothing worng i probably still will make them some time, I just havent got round to getting the wood for it yet, When i do get round to it i'll make them from 1 inch oak by the way.

Hi, If its any help i can tell you that the ones in the pics are 2.75 inches thick and are made from 1 inch stock which is hollow in the centre, guess this is due to price aswell as weight, I have the measurements of those pieces of furniture on computer somewhere if you need them as i was...

I've added to that list so hopefully neil can sort out the update, Looks like i'll have to wait and see about the T4, I heard its about 3 weeks away from release so not too long i guess. Thanks again Darren

i've recently been to a local trend stockists and was told that trend are releasing a new T4 router which sounds like just the sort of router i need for small use, Does anyone know a release date of this router or any specs about it when its released. Thanks Darren p.s. i have been spending...

good try halken i dont blame you, i checked my local store earlier today, They got 5 sat there but only reduced to £199

is the trend T5EB that screwfix sell any good then please ? http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro ... &ts=38782# dont know if the link will work

did someone on here mention they had some going to forum members for 75 plus postage, If so speak up i want one as my local store have run out before doing the super low price lol

Glad this post has helped others out aswell as me, A Massive thank you to Argee, I printed out those instructions from your link and today took them with me to follow, The result is an awesome joint that fits like a glove and no problems with the butterfly bolts underneath either. Thanks all for...

i have got some burr elm veneer i am wanting to use on a box lid, however it is has a few small holes in it, My question is what do you use to fill these holes with, something i can easily get would be an advantage lol thanks again Darren

1 goes an inch wider than the other lol

thanks for all the advice guys, i've managed to borrow a jig from a mate but hes never used it so couldnt offer any help, Just got to go get a brand new router bit and check the size of my guide bushes lol

thanks andy, all seems to make some sense to me lol, and yeah i'll be sure to tape it up and hopefully not scratch it

thanks for the advice andy, i think i've done them by hand before on pine joining 2 inch architrave to 3 inch stuff, like you say the mitre bit is just for the front edge, are you saying that with a router i cut from the top rather than underside like with a circular saw.

wow thanks argee that was a fast answer and looking at your link its perfect, gonna read through it now and hopefully i'll be able to do it, Should the router be set on full speed for the cut, sure i read somewhere it has to be over 20 thou revs is this right ? Thanks again darren

hi all, I have been asked to fit a kitchen with hidden joints on the worktop, its a standard 90 degree corner on a high gloss worktop. I have never even attempted a hidden joint before so can anyone offer advice, Do i just need a worktop jig and router bit and its easy or is there still dangers...