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True but it does mention in the manual about using it inverted which made me think they may supply some screws. I have spoken with trend and they said they would ship some out as they should have come with the table apparently. I will keep that in mind when they arrive as to what fits and make...

The boards are 18mm thick. And it's good to know I have the correct saw for the job. :-)

Ah cool. I have one of these which seems similar... https://www.screwfix.com/p/stanley-fatmax-fine-cut-saw-11-tpi-20/97361#product_additional_details_container Would that work or is it the wrong saw? Thanks James

Erm it is 250mm from top to bottom. Just had a look at the panel saw and I don't have one of them in my garage lol. Is a cross cut saw one of them two handed saws? As thats what they look like online? Would a normal hand saw one of the universal ones do the job or would that lean in? Thanks...

Oh right cool so the same router then. I did wonder if there was a different given its got a K but now I know it's just a few accessories. Thanks James

Thanks it was more that the table says us compatible. I have now found out where I was going wrong I was putting the router in back to front. Bizarrely though dewalt nor trend have sent any screws to mount the router so I have asked trend to see what they say... Thanks James

Hello, I have made an Octagonal tunnel where the individual boards were "cut to size" and it's been glued together. I have now found a couple of the boards are a tad longer then the rest. So I am wondering whats the best approach for dealing with this so they are all the same length while...

I get that it's cheap for a reason and don't mind taking a few nails etc out I was just wondering if it's OK to use etc. Good idea foxhole, they look awesome! :-)

Thanks it's for a shelf while the other half is in the bath to have candles on and read her kindle and a drink... To give you an idea something similar to this https://i.pinimg.com/736x/ce/0d/54/ce0d54bd07470bb67d1242970829db6c--bath-tub-caddy-trays-bath-tub-tray-diy.jpg I also looked at...

Yeah it's good that they will exchange. I think I will just check everything before purchase. This sounds like the best option all round. Plus the place is about 10 minutes drive from me so it's not too far if I do find anything. Thanks James

Thank you again. I presume solid pine is the same as normal pine white/red pine? I was looking at something which will show off the wood grain and won't take alot of work to maintain. What would you recommend? Thanks James

I will do thanks for the advice. I would have thought they would have taken that sort of stuff out and only sell the stuff which is viable. That's not good especially when your paying for it they should be more stringent about the wood they are putting up to sell. I will have a good look at...

Hello, What are people's thoughts on reclaimed Wood? I have been told you can get stuff cheaper and get more than a wood yard in these places. So I am wondering what to expect as I am thinking of going to one either at weekend or during the week... I have found this place which seems to...

Hello, What wood is best for a bath shelf? I have seen different people use different wood some water resistant others not... What would be best and if it's needs a sealant of some sort what would people recommend? Thanks James

Hello, I am curious if there is any difference with the 'K'? The trend site and when I spoke to them they said that DW622 is compatible with the Trend CRT/MK3 however nothing seems to line up and I am confused as it says no redrilling is required on the compatability list...

Ah thank you some of the videos I have watched show the stone being wetted with water. I presume this is incorrect or bad practice maybe? It sounds like a good plan to just get what is needed when it's needed since screwfix is not far from me anyway. I just like getting decent tools that last...

Great thank you. This is the first thing that I am going to make which is "proper" in a sense as all the other stuff I have made thus far is for the animal cages which they chew so if its not quite right its not that much of an issue as they will destroy it anyway. So I am trying to make better...

Thanks I was thinking of making it with some small wheels so it could go on either side and maybe a cut out for a drinks holder. Would you have to still glue the wood inside the joint I take it? Thanks James

I am looking at making something similar to this so I think its a mortise and tenon joint anyway.. I presume this would just be knocked in and no glue required? https://i.pinimg.com/736x/f5/c3/91/f5c3910752110830ea09558763de2efe--black-sofa-tv-trays.jpg Thanks James

Hello, Does anyone know of any woodworking courses around Manchester preferably weekend or evening? I am looking at improving my woodworking and how to get the most out of my router but currently I am doing it with lots of advice and youtube videos. If anyone knows of anywhere please could you...