I swear they think of everything. A string ferrule centering jig that hooks up to your drill press would be nice. They probably have that too. Stew Mack who again?

@tv101 true that. At the moment I have been quite lucky. I do a prelimenary sand on the dremel and I finish the line with my laminate router. Enough depth for router bearing catch to switch to copy flush trim…   Read more»

My workbench has a melamine top. Kinda nice to pencil in plans. Once done, I simply wash it off or light sand it. Hence, a new journey begins. It detaches to use the other side and can be replaced. I…   Read more»

@tv101 beautiful cabinet build. Very clean and you have a really nice workspace. @Boo must be nice to have an extra indoor space for specialty work. Nice use of space with your floating shelves/benches. Smart call. @Robin pretty amazing what…   Read more»

Now that’sa workhorse of a bench @steveadams

@jamesbisset yup, it all factors in, from screws, pole height. Essentially, no nominal depth like TV said just gotta measure. Filling up a cavity can be a pain and the fact that you did not have to do it feels…   Read more»

22mm for wilkinson p90s enough spring tension with minimal struggle in installing. Nipped the springs a touch.

Also, probably need a 1/4 inch wide router bit for the corners which I do not have. I simply just sand the corners a bit with a dremel to make it fit accordingly.

I know right? Had yo fill up the cavity in the past twice like you did.

Looking real good I meant

Lookingbteal good