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Good luck

Have you worked out your selling price yet?

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Sounds like a lot of fun!

It’s been a while since I’ve been on the tools and I have to say I miss it terribly

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thatsnotafestool wrote:And a form for them to sign to say that they've been 'inducted' !

Yep for every single machine and power tool

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I bet every machine has a bible to go with it now in your workshop ! Did you have to pay them out yourself, or did your insurers ? Presumably also the claim would have been against your company, not you individually. The insurance company paid out the claim, I wanted it to go to court because we ha...

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You will also need to create a health and safety manual , risk assessments and method statements Every operative will need to have an induction on every machine too. There was an accident on a fully compliant machine of ours 5 years ago, I didn’t quite have enough paperwork in place so the claimant ...

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Ive got a felder f38 power feeder on my planner and a co_matic dc 40 on the spindle. I'll score the co_matic at 9 The felder at 4......... I think the co matics are also cheeper than the felder (Scott and sargents)... I'd sell the felder, you fancy a trip to Spain ? Jonathan Where in Spain are you?...

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Maybe it is for you!!

I will go to W18! But I’ve run out of cash so won’t be as fun this year!

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Robert It seems like you are overcomplicating this process. 180 grit is fine enough, if you finish with a sanding block by hand with all the strokes following the grain, although the highest we go to is 240. Dye immediately after sanding, then build the layers of shellac up, de nib between coats wit...

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They do like to pester, in fact I sent an email to them a while ago saying that if they pester me / I won’t buy anything from them, it worked because I’ve spent over 200k with them since!!! I think they are a great brand, very strong - customer service is v good. If you could wait until October you ...

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nothing - they normally get in touch!

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I am guessing

When through tenons were used and the joint failed, you could re-wedge the joint and make good again.

These days apart from the traditionalists amongst us, the domino XL joint or similar is equal to or better than the joint described above!

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In all honesty I would steer clear from this - I’ve been on the receiving end of a claim which wasn’t our fault, had brakes, guards and was fully compliant. The only way I see a way round this - is to sell him the machines at full market value plus whatever you wanted to charge to use the space and ...

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I hope you’ve agreed your fees for the research and design!

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I can’t explain what I mean, I prefer to sketch things.

Tried to google some images to see if it helps and found this thread by our very own Roger M with answers from the forum experts who no longer post on this site - I am sure they lurk.

viewtopic.php?t=10622

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Integrated fridges don’t tend to have a cabinet housing, just a space for the fridge to slot into which is then fixed to the worktop above.

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All of ours are 5mm stroke, haven’t seen a need for the 3mm but that said I’ve never compared the finishes. I bought a job of lot of festool sanders and vacuums - the sanders are pneumatic and so much lighter and are now naturally used by the older guys in the factory. So perhaps take a look at this...

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Plus 1 for a tracksaw in a confined space!

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Hi Gaz

I’ll take the besseys off your hands.

What’s your location? Although would rather have them shipped.

Regards

Mark

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Think Emma Thompson in Nanny McPhee.

I can’t imagine anyone would ask to be passed saw set pliers, these were used (still are) to set the teeth on panel saws, tenon saws etc. I don’t think I’ve ever owned a pair, I’ve used them but never saw the need to buy them.

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I’ve always used the word cramps instead of the more popular clamps and constantly get corrected.

Old women’s tooth router, I had one of those - helped to cleaned out rebates!

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Hi Roger I too looked at this method but for a large kitchen extension, the prebuilt panels are the way forward as it’s pre- planned and goes together like a flat pack. In the end we went traditional as I managed to get a very good price off the regular builder I used. That said if I was to build a ...

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Cheers for the feedback

It’s something I’m going to pursue

I’ll keep you updated

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Hello Please have a look at this link, I’ve narrated it too, please don’t be too harsh on me as I’m not David Attenborough 6 sheets would cost about 250 quid to cut plus cost of materials. Edging would be about 120 quid Although I’ve not worked out where it’s going to be yet in terms of price point ...

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Would all be flatpack! The beauty of this service is I don’t need a cutting list I just need a sketch of the cabinet. I will then give you a cost to produce the components. The unit or units will then go together perfectly as a flat pack unit! Our accuracy on the CNC’s are micron perfect. I am defo ...

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To be fair I probably didn’t explain my idea well enough.

I am going to create a video next week and show what I mean.

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Hello all I am thinking about running a venture - I know I know you’ve heard it all before - but I tend to be relatively successful with these! The new venture is cutting and edging bespoke cupboards for tradesman in the domestic market! A part of me says stay well clear, another part of me says it’...

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James

These can be done

I can’t remember who does them though, but was recommended through calderbrook woodworking machines. So perhaps a call to them?

I

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Flag hinges with steeple tips

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Hi Richard

I would look no further than Transwave - Peter Moss is the oracle on this kind of thing.

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From what I believe It requires a different set up to how metal workers powered coat. It’s very hard wearing and is hard to the touch. The finish is suspect because you have no control over the of the process. Ie - with a spray finish, with a first coat of primer it shows up defects which you can co...

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I like the look of the Bosch

I have a couple of the metabos and they are great to be fair.

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Yes - we’ve had a lot of it done

Gives a textured finish

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If only everyone thought to themselves that bad reviews reach far and wide!

Does it give a good finish?

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The work looks fantastic

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davidpidge wrote:Spend the afternoon on youtube?

fair enough

I tend to try round up to nearest full day, unless it’s a part of a larger joinery package

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looks great, out of interest how long do you allocate to such a project? That's a question! Well I didn't allow anywhere near enough time because I was trying to keep the cost down as it was for family but for a proper client I'd allow 5-6 days to make (I work out prices for labour in hours so 45-5...

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Steve Unsure from what you have written regards the ins and outs. Do you have proof he has ripped out your work? All sounds a bit of a mess, and I’m unsure why you sent an invoice to his client? As a general rule we do the following. Price job Win job - get client to accept our t and c’s Create draw...

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I use cabinet vision - not used articad - but I am guessing they run in a similar way - it’s taken us 2 years plus to understand about 15% of it - you only need to know 10% to be ultra efficient (if that makes sense) I can only assume articad is similar. My point to the above is to persevere as ther...

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Really enjoyed that one. Great craftsmanship

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Most companies I know who have active apprenticeship schemes are really solid companies with longevity.

Now that we have moved to larger premises - i’ll Be running the same scheme I received all those ago.

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