Hello all,
I've used this forum - and the knowledge you all share so generously - a few times in the past. I'm about to get stuck into some finer (but far from 'fine') cabinetry for personal use and need to up my game, so I decided to do the decent thing and register before shamelessly sponging any more knowledge!
Been an amateur carpenter/joiner and woodworker since school to one degree or another, with my interests tending more towards meeting specific requirements rather than a general desire to be in the workshop (would rather be cycling if I'm honest), i.e. making a bookcase for the home study or knocking together a podium for a prize giving at short notice, stuff like that.
I've a reasonable amount of handheld experience in 1/4", 8mm, 3/8" and 1/2", but no table mounted work to date. About to build a table for my 625 so I can plough through all the rebates and housings needed for a larger cabinetry project at home and am looking forward to making as much of it as possible myself.
Thank you to all for what I've learned so far and for what I'll undoubtedly learn in the future, and I'll be sure to share and contribute where I can do so productively.
Pete.
I've used this forum - and the knowledge you all share so generously - a few times in the past. I'm about to get stuck into some finer (but far from 'fine') cabinetry for personal use and need to up my game, so I decided to do the decent thing and register before shamelessly sponging any more knowledge!
Been an amateur carpenter/joiner and woodworker since school to one degree or another, with my interests tending more towards meeting specific requirements rather than a general desire to be in the workshop (would rather be cycling if I'm honest), i.e. making a bookcase for the home study or knocking together a podium for a prize giving at short notice, stuff like that.
I've a reasonable amount of handheld experience in 1/4", 8mm, 3/8" and 1/2", but no table mounted work to date. About to build a table for my 625 so I can plough through all the rebates and housings needed for a larger cabinetry project at home and am looking forward to making as much of it as possible myself.
Thank you to all for what I've learned so far and for what I'll undoubtedly learn in the future, and I'll be sure to share and contribute where I can do so productively.
Pete.