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Does anybody know of any good places to buy specialist router bits in the UK? I'm looking for something like this.. and this

I'm planning to build a new garage door to replace an old broken 'up and over' unit. As I don't use the garage for a car I don't always need a full width door. My plan is to make a three section door with one attached to the wall and the other two folding together on the other wall like this...

concrete? or epoxy resin?

This should hold it. And I can finish it once B&Q get the brushed nickel effect legs back in stock.

here's how they turned out - this is two of them, one on top of the other but they're wall mounted high level units in the kitchen.

Thanks, it was 6 plies so I went for 6mm depth, through the first two layers. Seems to be holding up ok. Makes sense to work to the layers in the wood itself. Google told me it was a dado joint - maybe that's the american name for it.

Hi, I'm making a corner shelf unit from 18mm ply, how deep should the dado joints be? I'm thinking of setting my router plunge depth to 8mm but not sure if this is too deep. Is there a set rule, like a third, half, quarter or whatever of the material thickness?

I'll try a couple of 4x2's set in a bit from the edge (so you can't see them).

Well.... not every day.

I'm planning on installing a peninsular kitchen worktop (standard laminate 38mm thick and 800x1800mm). The plan is to have it attached to a wall at one end (probably a 50x50mm batten) and just have two metal legs at the other end. Only the short (800mm) end will be against a wall. I'm not...