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Really useful little things, protects my guitar and keeps it from sliding around - Awesome! I might need to get another set...
This is an inexpensive mechanical pencil made by a well known brand. I already had a pentel pencil and wanted a second one so I can leave one in my machine shop downstairs and another in my upstairs workshop. The new one is less well made than my old one which is just a fairly typical manifestation of “price point” manufacturing… probably irrelevant at this price point. It’s perfectly fine and I would recommend it
I wanted a small T rule and bought this via the website. I don’t dispute the quality / accuracy but the rule made with a very thin gauge steel and feels flimsy. If this was an in store purchase where it could be handled then I probably would not have made the purchase. I was hoping to have something like the Woodpeckers 200mm T rule purchased earlier but in a shorter size.
I was very happy with these panel clamps, very robust and well made. I bought 2 sets (4 clamps) to use when making a set of 6 wardrobe doors. The rails and stiles were all connected with multiple loose tenons and panels and the clamps offered excellent horizontal clamping pressure. I did not use any extra vertical caul clamps. The finished doors were completely flat and joint shoulders were gap free. I can recommend the product
The comments set out below have already been discussed with Woodworkes, and they are aware of the situation. I feel somewhat disappointed that the box does not contain either a content sheet or assembly instructions , just rely on the illustration on the advert, neither are there any helpful hints enclosed to get the best possible use from the clamps, more importantly no safety information is supplied for example what is the maximum loading?
Exactly the thing I was looking for and it's really strong. I mounted it to my pillar drill table with hose on one side going to my vacuum and some posable hose on the other side to aim at the drill bit.
nice piece of kit. well engineered. not used it yet. bought in advance ready to cut sheet material. fits onto track very well. would definitely recommend
This is a well made piece of kit that is nice to use and holds a big range of chisel sizes although I've not tried a plane blade yet. Getting the desired sharpening angle is straightforward by setting the amount the the blade protrudes with a ruler according to the chart provided. I've found that my diamond sharpening stone is too small because is isn't big enough to take the width of the wheels and not long enough to get a decent amount of travel. I might see if I can fit the stone flush into a piece of wood.
Easy to set up and cuts well - in my case making quarter circle shelves for a corner units.
Does what sacrificial heels are made for
Reasonable price for a versatile push block. Maybe could do with some clear plastic to see what's going on. I feel safer now when I have to use my table saw without the guard on.
I cannot offer qualitative of quantitative metrics on set time ... which is the reason for the purchase. I have just finished the 2nd glue-up for a panelled wardrobe door ... 2 out of a set of 6 doors. The doors were made from MR MDF ... Rails & stiles @ 18mm, panels & loose tenons @ 6mm . This is my first time using MDF so cannot comment on glue absorbtion rates etc. After the assembly but prior to clamping I needed to adjust spacing of panels between the stiles and it was nigh impossible ... but this is probably just glue grabbing the material. I went OTT on the second door with a scripted process / sequence and made spacing adjustments throughout the assembly sequence ... whilst moving components was possible it required effort. I am guessing overall assembly time was circa 8-9 mins @ ambient temperature 20C.
I don't know if I could have used Titebond 2 ... so the EXTEND version seemed like a good insurance policy. The finished doors appear solid.
I am very pleased with my router table, it is very accurate and easy to adjust. The pure air dust extraction is excellent.
An overall process chart for assembly would be very useful, some diagrams weren’t in my package but a quick call to woodworkers had them emailed to me.
I used this for the 1st time yesterday on a large 20 piece assembly for a large / tall panelled door with grooves and loose tenons. The GluBot worked well and greatly helped me keep a clean bench with minimal spill out & drips etc. I good purchase!
Needed an 8mm collet and this does the job perfectly
An absolutely great experience with Wood Workers Workshop. Great communication, very fast delivery, securely packed and an Amazing Product! Thank you very much!
Very useful jig for accurately positioning additional shelf pin holes. I previously made one set of 4 holes without a jig and it was an extremely fiddly process, which could easily have gone wrong for me as a relatively inexperienced diyer. I recommend this jig: it’s at a reasonable price point and comes with drill bits, a drill bit depth stop, depth stop allen key and storage for them.
One thing, an inevitable part of providing different front/back offsets, is that with the indexing pin inserted the plate hangs off plumb vertical, I couldn’t clamp the jig for the back holes for my in-situ cabinet.
I resorted to drilling the bottommost home first and inserting a similar sized drill bit end first in the home, but surprisingly there was still some movement, so used masking tape to reduce movement of the jig.
Wonder if Milescraft could devise an integral solution for that?
What are fabulous piece of kit
I started out last year with a rutlands box joint jig and it worked but the results was pretty poor
Decided to give the jessem a go little bit dearer but my word worth every penny the end results were brilliant
Brilliant product... wish I had found them sooner.
