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I made this for mine, I still use the box when planing tho. I have the Jet JCDC-1.5 Cyclone Extractor but only 100mm hose throughout the workshop but I have got some 6” waiting to be fitted at some point 😂

hello every one! I haven't been around for some time my workshop has had a slight change of use for the last few months still building but with not a lot of wood lol, but I will be back once this project is finished hope ya like! http://www.toyotagtturbo.com/dynamics/s ... 72&catid=6

well its just about done all I have to do now is make the leaf for when its extended and its done! but that can wait till the new year now! all in all I am very happy with it there is a few things I could have done better but its too late now!lol! but to say I was making it up as I went...

That's just as it was cut I just took my time and only plunged 4-5mm at a time. I did get a bit of burn marks when I used the round over bit tho.

yes blister it is a bit on the heavy side!! but that was the plan! it wont fall over! I just keep doing a bit every day cos I am working 12 hour shifts every day till christmas!! cheers for the comments guys!

well its all moving forward at last! I turned the leg some time ago now and that moved so I left it stood in the house 8 month! then split what was left of the glue joint and planed it up again and re glued it. Its all good and strong now so I moved on!! Then cut a rebate on the top of the...

it used to be the working with wood show now they call it W10?? I know its a bit daft! But its all the BIG TOYS!! such as WEINIG and such http://www.w10exhibition.com/

anyone going to the W10 show on Sunday I will be going with John from Kinsley Timber. I will be wearing my UKworkshop badge!

I got my new blades from Ian two weeks ago now and as I was with the blades I got from him at dragon I am very happy with them! Cheers Ian! :lol: :lol:

I am making some fancy fence panels for some one and the are all going for pressure treating when they are done. The problem is I am making the tops arched out of 6mm thick pieces glued up to give me 48mm. I would get them treated before I glue up but I have to put a 12mm rebate along the under...

here you go Dibs the picks of mine fitted in the table! I drilled and tapped all 4 corners to take the leveling screws

Hi dibs nice to meat you on sunday just a shame a could not stand and talk longer!! got mine all sorted yesterday and fitted it today will sort picks out lata! I have drilled and tapped all 4 corners on mine to take the leveling grub screws that were in my old plastic plate and just put 2 screws...

yep thats just how we did it but we lifted it out of the van and carried it to the w/shop

no we did not lift it with the tables you can see the 2 4x2"s in the photo we used. we put them under the tables and lifted it with them. 2 mates at one end and me at the other!

Went and got the sedgwick yesterday!! what a beast!! It took 3 of us to lift it into the workshop and that was a tow for quite a small machine!! What the big ones must be like I dread to think!! I have only had the compulsary play with it and just made some mess! but it works a treat and the...

yes mattty I phoned him this aft to let him know I was going for it in the morning and he is quite happy for me to pay by cheque on the day! most people wont let stuff leave till the cheques have cleared I told him I can pay cash but no cheque is fine! cheque it is then!

Old fashioned is spot on! They don't even do card payments but are very good to deal with and they are worth a visit just to see what they have in that old building!!

I have just phoned sedgwick for a price!! I think I will be making one or just sweeping up a lot! They want £166.14 for one but that is deliverd!!lol!!

Been and had a look at the sedgwick today what a beast! the plane/thicknesser capacity is about 5mm less than my electra but the rest of the machine makes up of that! Put a deposit down on it and will pick it up on friday with a bit of look! When DB say they refurb the machines they mean it...

If I was you I would put the rails in and then put the boards on the rails and let the boards follow the wall at the bottom. Then mark across the top take the panels back out and cut across the top to level the tops off. Doing it this way it will save a lot of work cutting the stone and save the...