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True but this one is all Ally and Steel, it would be nice if it had the 3 holes like the K4 but this is a great unit. The metal construction makes it better for bigger piece like this!

Thank you and yeah, its all personal preference! Have a great day 😁

It has a hose/port connector that plugs straight into the Midi, you can use it with any vacuum though, Ive just it with a standard Nilfisk wet and dry.

Haha what?

@TheNaturalWorkshop jsi dement

@jaromirsvejda3415 🤣 because I used a drum sander for a table top? Why am I demented?

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🤣 Thanks, I'll take it as a compliment!

Thanks 🙏

Lol sands away just fine 😉

Thanks! You can pop them back out, they have between 50-70kgs of holding force. The best way to separate them is to bend it perpendicular to the fixing, it pops right out. Thats why I use glue with the fixings and then its permanent. The beauty is that you can add the glue and then leave the fixing to hold the pieces of timber together while the glue dries.

@@TheNaturalWorkshop awesome id love one

That blows my mind to be honest. I've used loads of their screws and had zero issues. Did you contact Axminster? Sounds like it was a bad batch from the factory, it happens. I had the same with a box of good quality screws from another brand, they ended up recalling the batch as it was a factory fault.

@TheNaturalWorkshop To be honest having used literally thousands of Kregs on loads of jobs without issue I wouldn't ever use another UKJ product.

The most I tend to take is aound 0.75mm but at the speed that it goes through, it's quite a quick process. You do need to monitor it as it goes through, you can tell by the sound if its trying to take too much in one go.

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lol, the centre brace has been half lapped at the centre and then the rest is fixed using mechanical fixings. The frame of the gate is fixed using large loose tenons but there is only so much time I can charge for, I can only make what the client is prepared to pay for.

Climb or Conventional, either way is fine, just depends on what you're up to and what sort of finish you need.

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Maybe he forgot he was wearing his chonies.

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🤣 Dude, my workshop can hit 110f easily in the warmer months, I'm not dying in the heat for anyone 😆

@@TheNaturalWorkshop I promise you won't die if you wear longer shorts 🤡🤡😂😂😂😂😂😂

🤣 who cares lol, short shorts are where it's at my friend!

Apologies mate, its been a busy week. Yes, for sure, there are a million and one options out there, what makes us stand out is our personality and how trustworthy we are. Ive had customers say they are happy to pay over the odds, they just need someone they can trust!

Thanks 😁

That depends on the job and client budget doesn't it? If I'm building a 5-10k table then yeah, that's cheaping out, if I'm making a frame to a specific budget for a commercial client, then no.

@TheNaturalWorkshop so using acquired, valuable skills for high end jobs, and monkey joinery for low budget ones.....k

🤣 yeah thats how it works. We want to be able to help as many people as possible so when they come to us with a job, we find out a budget and then work the materials and joinery around that. Lets be fair, it isnt Monkey, its just different mate, we do our best to give the client what they want and whay they can afford. This job where we made the videos, it was to create a stack of shadow boxes, install LEDs and the client would add vinyls to the acrylic fronts. They dont care about joinery methods, just price and delivery dates.

Thanks Paul! Very impressed with this bit of kit!

Yes and No. Pocket holes are a great way to make frames/panels, super quick and easy!

That's a metal double margin bit

I didn't know that's what they were called, just had a google to find out. Good to know they have included a top quality bit instead of cheaping out!

🤣 My workshop regularly hits 90f in the spring and gets to 110f in the summer lol. Too hot!

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Its an excellent bit of kit, love using it and it makes panel work super easy!

Thank you 🙏

Hey, thanks for watching and glad it helped you decide! They are a great option!

Yep! Its a nice sander but doesnt have a touch on the Mirka, at least in my opinion!

Thanks!

Maybe, but then they wouldn't learn the process which is more important when working with larger timbers or heavy hardwoods.

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Glad you liked it!

🤣 which bit? Any links to your camo painted stuff or are we just shouting random words at people on the Internet?

Thank you! 😁

Good idea but seems expensive!

Nope, it's like a Crate, but Different!

Have a google for Tinted CA glue

🤣 Great feedback, any reason why?

​@@TheNaturalWorkshopYou should have used clear glue at least, or just pine wood filler. Keep the black CA for ebony or blackwood so it doesn't stick out like a sore thumb 😄