thought i would post a few pics of one of my projects as i haven't posted on here for a while now..................
Fitters bench
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cheers..I have done a router table in one of my other posts on here somewhere..but I am still planning on making a portable one..but cant make my mind up what fence to buy for it yetgreat job bet your chuffed
attention to detail impressive
router table next
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cheers..I have done a router table in one of my other posts on here somewhere..but I am still planning on making a portable one..but cant make my mind up what fence to buy for it yetgreat job bet your chuffed
attention to detail impressive
router table next
rutland are pretty good
http://www.rutlands.co.uk/
axminster
http://www.axminster.co.uk/
Thanks ..its starting to look much better now its had a few more coats of danish oil
The legs where of some old 3"x3" fence posts I planed up...all the rest was scrap wood that was left over too....I got the vices of Ebay..Total cost including the danish oil was around £50 and lots of sweat
There's some spot on original craftsmanship there mate
Nice one.
John
Nice one.
John
Thanks john...I just wish I had some work space to do jobs ..instead of struggling on the gardenThere's some spot on original craftsmanship there mate
Nice one.
John
nice job seems a shame to actually use it .
,1 complaint plz dont rest your plane, blade down,get in the habit of resting it on its side,other wise your do it once and forget its on a concrete floor.whooops there goes the edge
.,1 complaint plz dont rest your plane, blade down,get in the habit of resting it on its side,other wise your do it once and forget its on a concrete floor.whooops there goes the edge
your right there pal...i usually do ..but I was really rushing as the light was fading and I had to pack all the tools away for the nightnice job seems a shame to actually use it
,1 complaint plz dont rest your plane, blade down,get in the habit of resting it on its side,other wise your do it once and forget its on a concrete floor.whooops there goes the edge
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