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hi, i buy alot of my timber from this company http://www.jwtimber.co.uk/ . They are very helpful and you can buy a few boards at a time no problem, you can pick them out yourself aswell if you want. Woody.

Perfect! this is exactly what i am after and i have a jewsons just down the road from me i will give them a ring tommorow. As for the laminates how do you stick them to the mdf if i was to go down this route? would i need a press? Thanks, Woody.

Morning all. Im looking to make a camper interior for my van so i can use it for short trips etc. But im a bit stuck of which material to use :?: it needs to 15mm as 18mm is a bit chunky / heavy and a choose of colours would be good as i want to match the upholstery im going to put in which...

Ok Thanks for your help, i dont really understand your equation but obviously it works. would that sort of equation be able to be put into a spreadsheet so that you just plug in numbers?

i do agree that its easier to make them adjustable but i don't think the client felt too strongly about either holes of strips in the side of the bookcase. also there will be four of these bays next to each other and i think the client likes the idea of every thing lining up. also the design is...

Thanks everyone for the input, this is exactly what i'm after, wellswood calculator seem very handy and i have bookmarked. but what tony has said is what i have been trying to achieve and i have just put it into sketch up and it looks good. i want to do this mostly for effect as the bookcase...

After many attempts of trying to figure this out i give up.. This is for a job of a tall bookcase 2700 high. i am trying to figure out an consistent spacing for the shelves from a large space at the bottom to a small space at the bottom. Right the problem. i know my measurement for the top...

The way i tell when i have honed my plane blade or chisel enough on my roughest grit. is you when feel a burr start to form on the back of your blade, this shows that you have put a fresh edge on the steel and from there you can polish the edge up to make it sharp. really it doesn't matter what...

Thanks Eoin that makes things much clearer. But can anyone advise a dust extractor with a filtration system that would be the best to reduce these fine particles going in the air? Thanks Woody.

After reading Bill Pentz website i feel a bit confused about what is a good dust extractor. At the moment my workshop is just getting up and running and i am now trying to decide a dust extractor to buy. From reading his website it seems that no commercial dust extractor that is being sold is...

If anyone was interested in voting for the university challenge you can now vote on the get woodworking site. http://www.getwoodworking.com/news/article.asp?a=6172 Woody.

I'll give them a try thanks Andy. Woody.

sorry got the number wrong its a 1619 rather than 619 :oops: :oops:

Does anyone know where i could buy parts for my Kity 619 table saw. Its just i got the saw second hand and it never came with a riving knife and i wondered if anyone on the forum knew a stockist or a company i could call. Thanks Woody.

Favourite : Has to be planing up a rough sawn board to see the clean wood underneath :) and of course searching through catalogs in search of new tools to buy :D Least Favourite : Tearout :x :? Woody.

Here are the promised pictures of my secret Santa pressie :D :D This is with the packaging it came in. And a picture of the presents. I am still amazed by these present, both of these tools will fit nicely into my growing toolbox. Thank you very much Aled :D Woody. :ho2 :ho2 :deer

Opened my Pressie this morning from Aled to find a beautiful marking knife and marking gauge :shock: . i was amazed when i opened them up. Thank you very much Aled. Have a very merry christmas, i will post some pictures later when i have a chance. :D :D Thanks again Woody.

Recieved mine today, :D very excited to open only to more days now :D :D Woody.

Still nothing yet :?

Sent. :D but not yet recieved :? Woody.