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Woody Have you had a look at one of these http://www.axminster.co.uk/product.asp?pf_id=362802&name=fence&user_search=1&sfile=1&jump=0 cant speak from experience but it looks pretty good. Maybe someone else can shed some light.

36 :)

Well i think its great and would look a treat in our dining room. A really nice piece

could you not rivet an earth strip along the inside :?:

was it this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EZgb_L7YHE

I thought they were playing hangman and the words were "Sven-Goran Eriksson" :lol:

Hi John I think you are refereing to the RB10 or RB10F as its got on the box Blade No RB106 curved RB108 straight RB109 special ? The same question has crossed my mind .The frog is held in place with 4 screws.If you could maybe modify a spare frog it could possibly...

devonwoody wrote: Dont you just love it when they do that, I usually get "No I haven't seen it" and then .......... Glad to see you are all sorted Paul

Hi DW Good Woodworking "Weekend projects" supplement House signs Paul Think it came with issue 161

They do say a tear/rip when glued is less noticeable than a cut......but i guess the paper has to be there in the first place :oops: Paul

Hi I have just tried and got straight in. Strange!!!!

Hi Roger I had the same thing happen when i fitted a new basin in the bathroom i went back to the supplier moaning about the rubbish he had sold me when a bathroom fitter overheard my complaint, he said " throw the washer away and give it a good smear with clear silicone sealer put it together...

Hi 43, Had the choice of metalwork or woodwork at school and chose the wrong one, started working life as a mechanic then had the choice of redundancy or retrain, took retrain option still the wrong choice, have always been keen on DIY but never really got into real woodworking until a couple...

Hi John and hello all As a total novice, I would score the cut line with a sharp knife to eliminate chipping of the surface before cutting and then finish with a guide clamp and router. cheers Paul