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For sale: Woodline's - Route-R-Joint Precision Dovetail Joinery System w/ extra templates; set-up once and used once ...... my wife never "got into it", but works simple and great. Cost $250 ...... Sell $140/obo plus shipping There should be a picture attached, but not sure if coming through. You can see the basic kit at: http://www.woodline.com/p-1825-route...ry-system.a spx However, ...

I have a bothersome issue that I would like to solicit the opinions of the group on. For this one, picture the joint formed on the face of a cabinet door when mating the cope and stick parts made by a rail and style set. There is a end-grain to long-grain joint there and a straight line where they mate. Pretty standard stuff. When doing the surface prep the joint looked tight as a drum and ...

Hi I run a successful business selling timber products, (doors, doorframes, windows, etc...) many of which we purchase from other local joinery firms. I am interested in setting up my own joiners shop. We have the space and the finance to do this. I am looking to find someone with the experience, know how, common sense, etc... To run the business. Candidates must have •experience & be able...

I am thinking about doing it in college but alot of people are telling me its getting worse and worse, also geting harder to find work.

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Bonjour, I am currently trying to find a further education outlet that can teach me Joinery, I am a qualified carpenter, but I didn't do much joinery in the course and am now finding that it would be advantageous to learn it. Should I not find an outlet do you think it would be wise to try and learn joinery out of a book? __________________ Everyday's a school day!

21 year old who works full time already, looking for part time work mainly on sat but will be available some mornings due to shifts. Wanting to learn a trade while i'm still working and earn myself a bit of an extra wage. Very hardworking, reliable, conscientious and very keen to learn PM me if anything that might suit cheers Steve

I just bought a biscuit joiner. Need to join (salvaged) 3/4" pine boards to make kitchen cabinet. What size biscuits to use? I'm guessing #20s. How to space them? How far center of first biscuit from edge of board? After that. how far to center of next one etc. ? Thank you.

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I studied part time for a couple of years at college after work for the Institute Of Carpentry Award - they have both Bench Joinery and Site Carpentry modules which was very useful. Only thing I'd say is if you go down this route it's all down to how good the College is, so choose wisely! Cheers, Pete

Here is a beautiful dark wood danish modern chair. This chair was well crafted using solid wood and has a simple, elegant design. Attention to detail and nice joinery are present. This is truely a quality piece. This chair is in great condition, especially for its age (50's / 60's). It is an iconic danish modern design and with a nice upholstered seat. The upholstered seat section can easily be ...