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Expert Profile: Stuart Mawle

Expertise: 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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thankyou, i have decided to use the info you provided and use lap joints to make the stand. the info you provided was very helpful. thankyou very much
(Anthony on 06/27/09)

Thanks, helped fairly well
(pat on 05/27/09)

Sorry for my tardy reply. The screws will not budge. I am now looking into finding a hacksaw or something to cut them off flush at the surface. Tha
(Cindy on 05/31/09)

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Recent Answers from Stuart Mawle

2009-06-09 Joining Furniture Tops: The traditional method is turn buttons..a small piece of wood with a 'tongue' on push into a groove in the rails/side. A screw is then use secure the turn button to the underneath of the table top. Depending...

2009-06-03 taking apart a banister to refinish: I wouldnt take the banister part because it could be damage and for another reason as well. I think you will find that if you sent the spindles/parts of to be dipped stripped that they wouldnt go back...

2009-05-24 cutting mitres: Sorry not answer before...away from home. The first thing you need to do is have plenty of beading. Cut the beading first for the long lengths...you need to add on plenty...if the box was 400mm long, the...

2009-05-17 painting a wooden door: The first step is to choose the paint/manufacture and to read what information it states about a product. This will help you get the right products (primer, undercoat, gloss) and tells you how to prepare...

2009-05-11 Wood saw: You should find little window/slots on the side wall of the cutter, enough to get a screwdriver in and you should be able to use the screwdriver to leaver out the waste piece. If that doesnt work then...