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I think it was workshop heaven?? Around £80-£90 for the kit with 2 clamps and a few little knobs etc for jigs as well as the router bit you need to rout the grooves. When I get home I’ll take some pics of the jigs I made with it.

It’s a fantastic system. I bought one kit that had the router but you need included with the clamps and I use it all over now. Made a great sled with it and a loose tenon jig that’s accurate and easy to set up. well worth the money

I built mine using 90mmx90mm Posts for the base with a through tenon and wedge. It’s a really solid bench and can take it down if needed. I built the top from 25mm mdf topped with 18mm birch so I could utilise my mat fit dovetail gear. It’s flat as hell as I used a torsion assembly. I love it.

Thanks for the advice. I did make a fence yesterday and it’s “ok” for now. I’m in the very initial stages of my first proper workshop and this will now get me to the point where I have the ability to cut stuff up. I’m going today for a piece of MDf and will make a sled. I’m absolutely certain...

More like it mate thanks, starting to think I was on the wrong forum there for a minute. Damn inferiority complex growing...

Great tip thanks Can you tell me more about the fence system you plan to make please?

Thanks Tom, I don't really work with metal so would have made the fence you talk of out of wood, meaning it might not of been as sturdy. To be fair it would just get in the way, especially if I was trying to clamp onto the table when using it as an assembly. I do plan to make a sled, and a...

Yeah, Ive no idea why I wrote that the opposite to what I meant. Toe in as it is very slightly now, but very soon to be corrected is obviously a very bad idea and safety is very important to me as I have two dependents. Thanks for pointing that out though.

Thanks, I really like the look of the fence you reference to, bu that would require me adding the rail for the fence to slide along to the front of my table which gives me 2 problems. Firstly is getting it very straight on a budget, the front of the table is straight as I spent a lot of time...

...I have made myself a table saw workbench. It’s ( Bosch gets 10j) sat in the bench at around 98% (ish) square to the surface. I now need to align it as square as is possible for the fence build. I have a 12” starret square which I trust but is way too short for this situation. I have a 600mm...

Mate I would be over the moon with that! Aesthetic and functional, what other kinds of stuff do you make?

You sound just like me, I'm truly in heaven right now. Ive been working in a 6x8 shed for 10 months and after a few revamps I got it to the point there I was happy there. Then circumstances changed and I had the opportunity to build a 12x10 workshop and I wake each night thinking about the next...

My workshop is my current project, I'm going to learn a lot of stuff and challenge myself with building cabinets and drawers aiming for good standards. There's so much to learn! I've been mainly hand tool till now due to space constraints but I want to learn more about power tool. I built some...

I managed to buy a second hand Bosch jts, I have built a large 6ft x 4ft table for this and when its delivered I will install it to the table and make a new fence and sled ( possibly large sliding table ) . I have considered the cabinet saw but at 100kg on average I don't want that kind of...

Ok that must of been before my time, whats one of them??

Very nice mate! I bet the grandson lives that. I will I suppose learn to carve etc, I love the customization aspect. What did you use for this?

We can call it a magic wand if we like, the concept still remains. Is it obvious how much you tube I watch?

Sanity check...I like that...stops you from going insane! That’ll probably stick with me now

I suppose that way is going to be much more efficient too

A nicely fitting "seamless" joint is paradise to me, as I've struggled so much in the past...