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Anybody want to make and install a couple of alcove units in the Wolverhampton area for some friends of mine? Ping me if you're interested.

Does anybody have any experience of this company or machine please?

Yes, I use a Dremmel for a router to cut the recesses, although very lightweight and a little flimsy I find this works well especially with the very small cutter. I got Daven to laser cut my leaf shapes when he made the templates, you still have to final shape them to fit and although not really...

The router cutter is a 1mm combined cutter from small wonders

Pictures speak louder than words.... Daven laser cut my templates for me, the router guide bush is home made. View the photos from the last one in each post, sorry I entered them in the wrong order.

45p per clip, £80 for the router cutter (Tungsten). Are you the same as Vallybar on the other side? .

I think he's using one of these http://www.axminster.co.uk/axcaliber-bi ... ing-cutter so he can't cut a slot in the middle of a panel like this http://www.startwoodworking.com/sites/s ... g_1464.jpg Pauls suggestion to make a loose tenon and cut a wider slot in the end of the shelf (or...

I've made a smilar desk with 6 monitors, I used mounts to hold the screens as I found they needed to overlap a bit. The mounts took a bit of setting up but they were inexpensive and solid enough. http://youtu.be/V-bExxVuEgQ

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I'm not sure if I'm getting a square like Eds or a Kapex, I recon it'll be the Kapex as her finances won't run to the square 8-/

I hear she's getting you a Rotex :ho2 so you'd better get her the big Dom :mrgreen:

Just to throw the cat amongst the pigeons, if the stuff you make is small could you use a radial arm saw?

Cordless drill

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Look in recent items in the apple menu

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Ha! I've just looked back and that's what I got too. Must read my emails more carefully! As a side one of my guys has a Kapex and he brought it in today, I like the UG, easy to move around, strap in the back of the van and set up. His saw is a few years old and it still all seems solid to me.

I would yes, the advantage is that when you hold them flat to the wall the distance between the wall and the pencil tip is constant the angle does not vary but them being tilted up and down or side to side. Its each to their own though some people I know have a triangle with notches or use an...

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