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Patent it before they do :lol:

Very nice indeed, I wish I had made that :wink:

Since they have upgraded there site I can`t access it, anyone having simlar probs?

http://www.diyfixit.co.uk/ Cheers

Don`t do anything I wouldn`t

Nice one johnboy, why don`t you post them up in the gallery under workshops, then they will be there FOREVER (well nearly :D )

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Cheers Terry, I`ll give it a go :D

Have been experimenting with some high gloss finishes and was wondering what you blokes use. Have had some good finishes with Robert Sorbet Universal Laquer and Rustins Plastic Coating gives a good finish but does need cutting with paste to get a mirror like finish. Some lathe polishes give a...

Thanks for your input Dave :( :arrow:

Have been toying with the idea of getting a paslode but been put of by storys of bad reliabitlity, any truth in this or has anyone got one that can reccomend

Hi all Anyone got any out of the ordinaty ideas for making a lazy susan. Would really like to make an intricate design with the fretsaw but I`m lacking inspiration, any ideas?

Very nice, well done.

OK, I take it back, it IS superb :D (sorry for any offence caused (grovel)) :roll:

You woudn`t believe how long it took me to get in to the habit of tidying the place up after every job but it`s worth it going into a nice tidy workshop everyday (apart from the large pile of shavings that has been hanging around the lathe for a few days now :shock: ) :wink:

If it`s real it`s superb, but it looks like a PC generated image to me.

Hasnt got the greatest depth of cut on the 200 but as you say, you never need it! I would recommend this saw to anyone. A great bit of kit!!! and a GREAT plus is the trenching facility with the retracting riving knife.

Dewy, have a look in the gallery under workshops-Jim

Ok, here is the famous wardrobes, false wall built to give the "walk in" effect. All four doors made by yours truly, oversive of course and planed to fit. Custom made rad cover with shelf over (and more to be made above in alcove) Got panel raising bits from APTC, quite intimidating to look at...

Adam, just had the same dilema (really) and decided that rather than rip the bottom quater (or so) inch of the doors (4) would use the, up to now not used very much, bosch power plane, set on the max of 1.6mm did a grand job of sizing them there doors :wink: . Did you not think of this way out...