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I use the same type of method for small glazing bars , i can fit about six in my jig and run them all off at once .

It may help if you tell us your location . There are plenty of people on here able to do it .

It sounds like they have flat cills or at least the chamfer doesn't go all the way under the opener ?
The condensation can be got rid of by opening the trickle vents or installing some if they dont have any .

I think its just an error .

Speak to Doug at cutting solutions .

The legendary brand wadkin is no more . I think they went under in the 80 ? Wadkin became big in the 40's and started buying other companies up like Bursgreen and badging up their machines ( Wadkin Bursgreen ) (Wadkin Cooksley ) etc . When Wadkin went under People bought the intellectual rights to t...

Nice repair . I have never understood why this kind of thing isnt taught in schools . when i was at school we made a wood metal and plastic train . What good is that for life ? How to repair a window or door is far more useful .

Merde !

Nice workshop though .

If you're mounting it in a router table then removing the springs is quite common . I have a hand held with no springs , you just need to remember its going to drop rather than pop up when you hit the lock .

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Oh , its ban not bum ? My bad ! Sorry Jacob .

The finish is poor . It looks like it has been on site for a while before fitting . Douglas fir is a fantastic material for an external door however it is horrible to work with . It spits , chips and cracks as you have found out . Ive used it once on a gate and decided after that i wouldn't use it f...

I used my 78 the other day to just copy a rebate in some timber . Sometimes its quicker to use the hand tools than set up a machine

One of the old boys down my road stopped me in the street today and said he'd like to give me his old stanley 45 if i could use it in the workshop . I was expecting some battered old rusty thing but he presented me with this :shock: https://i.imgur.com/DJyBNVL.jpg https://i.imgur.com/5II2qjM.jpg

ive been asked if i can replicate a victorian cornice in two rooms of a house . The main wall and ceiling mouldings are easy but they want a dental and rose effect on the ceiling and wall joint. Winther Brown used to be the people to buy this from but they went tits up a few years ago . so i'm think...

It was a bit of a mystery why the moulding was going wrong as the dry runs worked perfectly but i did the cutting in two passes and the first pass was taking away enough timber that the second pass was missing the top part of the jig so moving a little as it went around . Adding another bit of mdf t...

Agree ! We have had nine weeks of lock down with no work and youre showing off with a day out at the sea side !

love it !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvprTCD3z4s

Needs a little tweak at the top but its there .

The more you buy the cheaper it is but prices can go all over the place as its a natural material with sales people trying to earn money on it . Then you have the problem of what stock is available . You may want a 4 x 2 but you have to buy a 6 x 2 as that is what they have . So you keep the off cut...

They look like normal fences to me .

https://i.imgur.com/oqAsBSa.mp4
2 went ok 2 where sh*t but the plan is working .

Think i'm going to add the curved fence and flip the power feed round to push against it .

To be honest mate those old universal machines are crap at nearly every function and lethal . Scott and Sargeant may give you £100 or you may find a hobby woodworker on UK Workshop that will buy it . Dont expect to get a lot for it though .

Doing the architrave now . I thought I had a plan but I’m ending up with snipe so need to work out a way to support the out feed .

Thats a badged up machine , i think SIP sold them many years ago . I had one and it did its job but very very noisy . High pitched noise !

Just been to look at the above and the sales rep said a big no no as its good for small amounts but for bigger projects its got a short life and ill be forever rebuilding the machine . He said i'd be better spending 1k !
on the way home i picked up a McDonalds , that was a load of wank too

I'm thinking of getting the FC3500 . Anyone tried it ?

mark270981 wrote: ↑
Fri Jul 31, 2020 7:21 pm
The 350R is wank!!

Honest reviews on here

Think i'm in the same place as you !
The machines are over complicated and cost too much . You need pressure , heat and moisture . So steam and pressure is what im thinking .

Anyone sussed this yet ? Ive seen a couple of smaller machines on the market now but they are still a few thousand

from the you tube clips it looks quite slow .

2 3rds .

Been looking at these today , i think the electric gun would be better suited for me . Anyone use one ?

I like those !
Speak to Doug at cutting solutions . Mention the forum as he likes to know hes still loved .

beltability . http://www.beltability.co.uk/

Paint .

I used to use the Haffelfalle cam lock system for my fitted wardrobes . They work really well .

Guess what . They have changed it again

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