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I’ll take the Festool router


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Thanks, I’ll take it


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Would you take $350?


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I’ll take it if the other buyer decides not to go ahead, can pick up and pay ASAP [emoji106]


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Hi Meggg,

I use Livos Natural Oil Sealer (clear) but any hardwax oil, Osmo Polyx, Treatex etc, will do the job. Whilst not as durable as a lacquer finish hardwax oils (and Danish oil for that...

Hi Meggg

You're kind of on the right track. Using methylated spirits will only work on a top that has been oiled and there's a good chance the table has a lacquer on it that will need to be...

MEG = Perpetual motion machine

All there in Wikipedia...

"The United States Patent and Trademark Office said that it would reexamine the patent and change the way it recruits examiners, and...

So, Jim...

Any chance a 5 1/2 size Woodriver might be making its way into production?

Cheers,

Liam

I work up to 6000 grit with my waterstones, then finish with flex cut gold on some 18mm mdf (sometimes 3mm mdf scrap on the bench top at work for a quick touch up), it does make a difference and...

I lived in the UK for a number of years (it's where I studied furniture making), when I moved back home to Australia I took quite a large number of tools with me, ebay Australia has nothing on ebay...

I had a feeling Bootle might have corroborated it, thanks for the quick research Paul.

My subjective view at work comes from lifting 5m long boards of the two types, Tas Oak and American Oak, you...

Where I work we use both Tasmanian "oak" and American Oak (a true Quercus) and I have to disagree with the Tasmanian type being more dense than a true quercus, particularly American Oak. I think the...

Hi TS,

I will take the 2 1/4" cap iron for my old stanley 5 & 1/2, if its still available? (Have already ordered 1 x 2 & 3/8 blade and CI)

Cheers,

Liam

Hi TS,

Could you please put me down for 1 x 2 3/8" (Stanley/Record size), bevelled with cap iron.

Many thanks,

Liam

I really like your bench set up, less is definitely more.

Thoughtful work, nice.

Regards,

Liam

Hello,

I've used these clamps before whilst working in London. I found them to be very good for carcass construction and all up they were quite versatile.

Regards,

Liam

Wow, they do look good, thanks for the link.

Please put me down for 1 x 2 3/8" blade with bevel and cap iron

Many thanks,

Liam

Hello,

May I ask what shape the cap iron is? The older, original stanley style, or is it the newer Lie Nielsen / Hock version?

Many thanks,

Liam

Hi there,

In the past I've used cascamite for both dovetails (drawers) and boxes (mitred). It's pretty easy to mix up and will give you much more working time than pva.

Cheers

Liam