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Hi Mark,
I am Paul one of the owners of the Drawerbox company. James is exactly right about the website its difficult to put everything
on there. Give us a shout I'm sure we will be able to help you out. Thanks James for the shout out

Paul

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Hammer N4400 Bandsaw 3Phase 415v, perfect working order, comes with some spare used blades, upgraded fence with micro adjuster, mobile wheel set, cash on collection only £1,150 ono, contact
Paul 07939502917

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FOR SALE OMEC F8 DOVETAILER PERFECT WORKING ORDER COMES WITH 2 SETS OF FRESHLY SHARPENED CUTTERS, THIS MACHINE CAN DO OVER 100 DRAWERBOXES AN HOUR. ONLY SELLING DUE TO UPGRADED TO NEW CNC DOVETAILER, CONTACT PAUL ON 07939502917 £5,000 + VAT LINK BELOW SHOWS ONE IN ACTION https://www.youtube.com/watc...

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That about sums it up Mark

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I had a laptop built to run it, i7 processor, Geforce 8gig dedicated graphics card, to do a full HD render takes about 12mins

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Hi Pete, I think its a great system, its going to take some time to learn, if yo want the legs to go to the bottom this is what you have to do in the box on the left of the screen go into 1.base units 2. Miscellaneous 3.Cubic Box type in the width depth and height, eg 37mm frame width , 150mm plinth...

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Lawcris

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I`ve used the Blum ones from day 1, the rep gave me a Hettich set to try, I really like the adjustability of them
nice smooth action, front to back and side to side adjustments
Paul

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Why don't you try these https://www.thedrawerboxcompany.co.uk/p ... r-runners/
I`ve gone from the Blum to Hettich

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conical scorer for me, just raise it up to make it wider

Paul

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I use the Hoffman Notcher with the Glidestop indexing system and the Hoffman PU2 I think its a fantastic system, super fast and very accurate.
I agree with Nathan on tall frames I use the domino but all other frames are fine
Paul

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when I did some work at my house I put the lowest amount in, so fee was the smallest,
when the building inspector came out he didn't say anything, happy days

Paul

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I use Rakoll supermelt plus
http://www.hbfuller.com/eimea/products- ... nid=719719
have a look at there website that might help

Paul

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Cheers Mark, glad you like, I think it's a fantastic saw if it behaves itself, meaning the computer side. I bought it used, it's a 2012 model mint condition, this saw with all the extras was over £18,000, I know I got a good deal as a dealer I know offered him £150 less than I paid
Paul

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been having a bit a of a play

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just thought I would show you my latest upgrade, an SCM 400 ep Class panel saw, digital fences auto fence and fully programmable, just need to learn how to use it properly now :lol:, onwards an upwards http://i1100.photobucket.com/albums/g415/pablo823/DSC_0944_1.png http://i1100.photobucket.com/albu...

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I have an Irish bloke who comes and takes mine oak,tulip,mdf for their horses, they aren't bothered, they even pay me £1 per bag. Another kitchen company I know and do some specials for, were having the same problem as you. they were using a skip a week at £165, the skip company came to them and sai...

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For sale is my Scm Technomax s350ws Tilting panel saw, 3.2 sliding table, 7.5hp braked motor, scribing blade, 350mm max blade, 118mm max cut, year 2007 I've owned this saw from new it's only ever been used by me, never been abused, only selling due to upgrade £3250 +vat call Paul 07939502917 if you'...

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Went there today, some really nice kit, lots of cnc stuff, was looking at panel saws Decisions Decisions ??

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Cheers glad you like, all F&B colours. The good thing with this paint is you can brush it on Aswell, unlike the Morrell stuff which is only sprayable

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I mainly do Instagram these days, quite a lot of the guys from here are on it

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Amazing job- nice one! This paint sounds pretty amazing... I stopped using AC because of the formaldehyde content, and now use RSE with has almost none, but still has the issue of site touchups. Does this new kit you are using have reasonable drying times? Ta, Pete I'ts water based Pete, so it does...

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That's another cracking kitchen Paul, well up to your usual standard. The only thing that grates with me are the lights over the table and this from a man who insisted on having a 70s style light hanging just above our dining table. :lol: :lol: Cheers Neil, lights are not my bag either, each to the...

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Super job Paul !!! I bet the client's we're pleased !! A few questions if you don't mind ... What timber do you use for the face frames and the doors? Do you fit and paint the doors in the workshop? What catches do you use on the doors? I cant see from the photo, do you let the butts into the frame...

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Beautiful...absolutely beautiful. One question. In this picture.. http://i1100.photobucket.com/albums/g415/pablo823/DSC_0502.png I'm confused as the worktop looks very thin. I thought it might have been CAD but then saw the plastic protective sheeting. Composite CAD/actual ? Or maybe my eyes ! Glad...

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mark270981 wrote:looks fantastic, some really nice work on here chaps.

can I ask what size is the floor space in that kitchen?

Cheers Mark
It's 8.5m x 4.0m it goes beyond where the picture was taken

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Spot on! Thanks Paul. Haven't got one of these in mind at the moment, but always like to know how these things are done if I had to do one. It's the first time I've done any veneering, seemed to work out ok, Just realised you live in Devon just got back from a 2 week holiday there in Dartmouth had ...

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Another cracking good job Paul. Well up to the standard we have come to expect from you. Just trying to see what's going on with that curved pedestal. Are the clamps and cauls just to hold the skirting on? Was the main part of the pedestal done in a vacuum bag? Cheers Roger, the main base was done ...

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lynx wrote:Paul. Can I ask what software you used for the design? Do you rate it to?

Nice kitchen by the way ;o)

Hi Lynx, glad you like, I use Articad its quite easy to use and you can drag images from sketchup
to use on it aswell. Bob from Armstrong Jordan uses it aswell
Paul

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Cheers everybody, glad you like. Keith, the customer changed their mind about the extractor hood One thing I will say about this job I now use a new water based paint called Vernites it has two sprayed coats and one hand painted coat with a hardener in all done in the spraybooth, then touched up on ...

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Not been on for a while as I tend to do instagram these days, tends to be less political, and no Joinerysoft involved. Anyway here's the latest kitchen I have made,hope you like and thanks for looking proposed cad design for customer http://i1100.photobucket.com/albums/g415/pablo823/Screenshot%2055....

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Hi Richard,
I don't think you have made the opening wide enough, if its a fridge with sliders the opening needs to be
585mm + the frames 37mm each side total 659mm, with a gap on the hinge side of the fridge allowing clearance for the door to open fully. Hope that
helps
Paul

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Super job, should have been made in Accoya they would have never had to
replace it again
Paul

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Cheers everyone here is a picture I found with the top on it, and chopping boards in, and primed http://i1100.photobucket.com/albums/g415/pablo823/IMAG0546.jpg Finished kitchen for those that haven't seen it http://i1100.photobucket.com/albums/g415/pablo823/IMG_5728.jpg Paul

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No probs Roger, seems funny looking back that was in my old workshop
Paul

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Here's one I did earlier viewtopic.php?f=9&t=7593
hope this helps
Paul

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Its 3.5mm,the ones from Whitehill
hope that helps
Paul

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SCM for me, I have four of their machines, cant fault them
Paul

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I use them all the time great company and service

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Hi Roger,
I know quite a few people use beech,it might be hard but it moves all over the place, once bitten twice shy,
tulip or mdf should do the trick
cheers
Paul

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