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use water to hold the sheet in place all the best rob

Made a while back but for some still unknown reason got some grain lifting out a while back took the top coating off and scraped the top down. Ready for another ten coats of linseed oil and turps. Made from Croatian oak all M and T joints. no pins screws or nails

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Lambs tongue and torus HTH all the best rob

We've always put them on the other side from the lock HTH all the best rob

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standard f clamps folding wedges and packers against the back frame. all the best rob

cut a mitre on a 7 foot length of board? hth all the best rob

if the first piece has come from the Philippines maybe Malaysian blackwood which can be a lot lighter than African blackwood. I wouldn't put any money it. all the best rob

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2mm acrylic from Trent plastics https://www.trentplastics.co.uk do all of mine no problems. all the best rob

You would normally work towards the hinge from the leading edge holding the saw still and moving the door back and forth will sometimes get you started or past an awkward bit. good luck all the best rob

Assuming minimum removal piece of hardboard on floor use as a barrier and support cut through door sliding hardboard as you go. Buy new hard point saw . increase barrier /support as necessary if more removal required. I used to get jobs like this cos no one else wanted to do them. all the best rob

if you don't need weight bearing use a tarpaulin with a round top centre support underneath all the best rob

you do the horizontal 2x45 then depending whether it goes up or down you do the stair to landing cut either at the throat or the neck of the bend but exactly in line with the horizontal piece. Makes sense to me but it might not be totally clear tell me if it isn't HTH all the best rob

As custard, skew can help in point of fact i think i skew it most of the time. check your grain direction(that's egg sucking i know) the other thing i.ve noticed is that with a rounded bottom angle of sharpening can be more critical and the amount it sticks out from base will affect the angle of...

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