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Now been a carpenter & joiner for the past ten years in the UK. I can give avice / help on carpentry & joinery, health & safety, woodworking machinery, power tools and suppliers. I have served an indentured carpentry apprenticeship with a medium sized building contractor doing a wide range of domestic and commercial work. This has included office buildings, barn conversions, building extensions and renovations. During my career, I spent over three years as a wood trades technician at a college. My job involved joinery work, wood maching and helping CITB carpentry & joinery students` pratical projects. I am a member of Institute of Carpenters
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I tried to find out carb-tech and old woodworkers warehouse and didnt get much joy. It is hard for me to answer without a picture. The name itself does not imply that it is TCT. If they are genuine forstners
The first thing I must state that if it is an antique, and it is worth money then you need to get advice from a restorer....if you dont you could reduce it value considerable, close to not being worth
When you talking of mitres and bevels you really trying to do a compound cut. All saws cant from a vertical position to 45 degree...so I am wondering; the vertical position is refer to 0 degrees or 90
I would first create a templates...usually I would use 4 or 6mm mdf/hardboard for this. Cut strips off that match the worktop width. You havnt in your question indicated whether you are doing an internal
I like to help out where I can...glad that you were able to solve the problem yourself. I have never had or owned a craftman saw or similar machine and with the written word,...well, there is no better
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