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Why? has it changed since I read it the first time.

Well I've just read it. "peer pressure made me do it, it's everyone elses fault but mine" just about covers it. Note that it didn't require reams of self indulgent back slapping either. Same old excuses its neither insightful or enlightening and certainly isn't "powerful, excellent and crystal...

I had a similar problem, everyday up to 6 piles of dung, everyone round here but me has at least 2 cats ! I had tried everything to keep them away. Gave up in the end and bought one of these. http://www.contech-inc.com/products/scarecrow/ Not had to clean up once since.

This is one of the main problems with being self employed - its not industry specific either. SteveB's advise is spot on the money, you can't have and do everything. If you're clearing that sort of cash get some help in, even if its just for a while to ease your load. Working flat out for...

Its no fun if there's no bay involved. Are you joining to any existing work ?

Got a link to the supplier & part number handy ? If they are 20% of the the blum ones they could solve a sticky problem I've got. Ta.

There have been some excellent alcove projects posted, mainly from MDF for the bedroom but the principle is the same have a search for "alcove" I attempted a similar project a few weeks back (its still in pieces in the spare room after my epic failure). IMHO you'll do much better building a...

Shooting board it is then. :roll:

I've got an erbauer ERB215SE SCMS, bought initially to do site work. Im having trouble getting it set at and maintaining 90 on it, something that is more noticeable now Im cutting wider boards and not just chopping the end off some 4x2s, is there a guide, tool or a jig could use to make life a...

Some of the problem might be the changes from the sketch, not just the under sink cupboard but the drawers on the right. Your sketch was nicely balanced, with everything inline - the actual work is very eclectic, the drawers may be a standard size but they don't line up any more. You have the...

Looks normal to me. At a guess your chisel isn't sharp enough an your breaking the wood rather than cutting it - still better than anything I managed to produce though

mmmarrggghhhh So frustrating - I tried a few more times, always +/- 1-2 mm. Tomorrow I think I'll have to make a jig up from MDF to set the DT jig on both the left and right side so I won't get twice the error when I rotate the front. Might even remove the 2 plastic stop and replace them with...

Ive had a different square out to check the 90s, so assuming the square is square. The jig seems fine but the timber was fractionally off - perhaps 1mm over the 8 inches. Checking my test cut, what seems to be happening is 1 side of the drawer is 1-2mm lower than the front, when I rotate the...

I know most of you don't approve but I've bought the DTJ. Im just having a little problem getting it setup correctly. What Im getting is an decent dovetail but it seem to be offset so the drawer front and side are at a slightly high, this seem to be exaggerated the wider the timber. 4inch not...

Whats the finish there mailee ? Think id prefer that sort of thing to the painted MDF I was planning for my wardrobe here.

I wasn't even going as far as rebating the the drawer bottoms into the sides. :oops: Just glue & screw butt jointed bottom / side and then screw the runners on. :roll: I've dropped the bottom on too many drawers to risk hardboard so it looks like doing it properly with 6mm ply - probably...

Im fitting out an alcove with a wardrobe and drawers, nothing flash as its for me and probably doesn't have a long life expectancy so think utility rather than thing of beauty. For simplicity / cost Im thinking of 4 drawers the width of the alcove roughly 1000mm , 450mm deep with bottom...

Having had to deal for over a decade with a neighbour who thinks if he can reach a plant its his God given right to cut it, the damage, the verbal abuse, and threats when told to stop. We finally gave in last year and called the police. They arrived in minutes and while they didn't arrest him...

Quick update. I tried the PVA & the contact adhesive on card and both left hard marks as they bled through the felt (its not very good quality and is rather thin). In the end I used carpet tape directly onto the bottom of the tray. Seemed to work fine. :lol: I did however manage to catch one...

Thanks guys, plenty of options then. Thats what worries me, I can see this ending up much like the shirts I try to iron if Im not careful. :roll: I might have a dummy run on cardboard as woodbloke suggests.