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perhaps the lid could have been cut from the same piece ? i cannot comment on the joints as its not my thing! the box just seems clunky and not attractive to the eye,

well i like the idea of the box! i just think you could have perhaps thinned it down a bit? it does look heavy and cumbersome! i also think that someone with as much skill as what you say you have? could have done a slightly higher standard of work. no malice intended simon.

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you mean caulk?

my sheppach piece of junk lasted 5 months, that machine is not designed to be used for any thing other than a large ornament! buy the tormek or the worksharp, just keep away from sheppach

duncan. what has happened to your thumb? have you had a big toe transplanted in its place?

golden rule. always check your blind spot. it does not matter about the other car, you would have hit him! if you know you have a blind spot? wait a while and indicate before you pull across.

as per the regs anything above 1500 is fine. but i see it as good practice to use tuff glazing in all areas of the door. the low iron glass can help to with the centre pain u value.

should be toughened anyway. door or side light. also the op would be better off using 4/6/4. super spacer. with a low iron glass and argon filled. cost is circa £80 per square metre. http://www.warmedgeunits.com/safety.html

i think you are bucking fonkers

should have bought the festool, makita does look ok. just a bit toy like? i have abused my festool for 2 years now! will be interested to see how it perfoms in the long term.

i believe its from one of these. http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=h ... CB0Q9QEwAg

told you so

stupid question! have you checked the filter and return pipework?

http://www.gbbo.co.uk/?utm_source=googl ... %20website might be of use to someone. i have tried it. it is not a scam.

alan. door was finished using the dulux weathershield system.

landlord asked me to replace a few windows for him. before. after. made from unsorted redwood and fully primed before fitting. then he wants to replace 6 of these. before. after. again made from unsorted redwood. then a customer wanted to replace a 3 month old shop...

just pop in to your local joinery company, exchange a few beer tokens and stick them through the sanding machine.

the festool has a scoring function.

do people buy these? my offcut pile contains more than these