Hi Lee, When I do complete the plans it will be possible to scale them up. Cheers. Peter

Hi Pat, As always, you are very kind. Thank you. The music was produced on my Yamaha keyboard - with most of the work being done by the machine ! Cheers. Peter

Hi Chris, That is a very kind comment. Cheers. Peter

Sounds great!

Hi Jim, Many thanks. Peter

Hi Bryan, It is simple and effective but a real Moxon vice would be stronger but that extra strength is rarely needed. Cheers. Peter

@@NewBritWorkshop For sure Peter,, a Moxon vice would be stronger, simply by virtue of the rod diameter and thread profile. But as you say, when do we need that sort of force? And I've yet to come across a cheap Moxon vice. 👍

Hi Ken, Many thanks. Keep well. Peter

Hi Gary, Brilliant. Cheers. Peter

Hi Darren, Many thanks and TWAM is not taking tools during the crisis so keep an eye on their web site. Peter

Hi Roger, Many thanks for doing the work for TWAM - I hope you are able to continue collections/receipts soon. Cheers. Peter

Hi David, They are really useful. Cheers. Peter

Hi John, Thank you as well and take care. Peter

Hi Steve, I think a lot of people have noted the charity and once the doors are open again more kit will be donated. Cheers. Peter

Hi Stephen, I did not think to check what they might be doing in the current situation. I am sure they will be up and running very soon. Cheers. Peter

Hi Bob, I am getting used to the standard pole handle on the saw but do understand how the western style might suit as well. Peter

I've always thought that they might benefit from hockey stick grip, but I've never tried it. I was re-sawing quite a bit the other day and could feel a blister coming on with the handle. Will maybe order some grip.

Hi Rodger, I understand exactly but the Axminster ones are much less expensive than the Festool ones. Also, if people have any sign of arthritis in the hands or wrists (like me) then they make a huge difference. Cheers. Peter

Hi John, You can order direct to Axminster, using US $ and you will be amazed how low the shipping can be. Peter

New Brit Workshop I did just that but it wasn’t for a Japanese saw. It was for the mk2 Parf jig! For a Japanese saw I’m looking for more traditional, thicker non replaceable blade you can resharpen.

Got them and they are great, very well machined they also look so good I hate to store them away until I need them. Might need a display case for them. Thanks again!

I agree with you and Axminster have doubled the size of their own manufacturing capability over the last 2 years. I was due to be making a video about it now but it will have to wait until we are back to normal. Many thanks. Peter

Hi Mark, Thanks for that. Peter

Hi Simon, I am having trouble getting the wood so it is going to be a while. Peter

New Brit Workshop understood Peter. I am lucky where we are (Peak District) that we can still get timber. Just had some 18mm birch delivered this morning, great service.

Hi Jim, Yes, you are right and often their customers are seeking low prices which forces cost cutting. Good quality control is essential. Cheers. Peter

It should be soon - they are going flat out as demand is huge (as everyone is at home ordering kit) and they are having to work safe because of Covid 19. Peter

Hi Ollie, Yes, they fit anything that a Festool clamp will fit into. Peter

Hi Kathryn, Just Google Tools with a Mission (TWAM) and you will get the contact details. Good luck. Peter

Hi Oliver, It could take several months before I can get going. Peter

I put the Axminster part numbers in the video. Cheers. Peter

@@NewBritWorkshop Thanks much. I just missed it. I didn't realize the square was from Bridge City. All good now. I look forward to your next video. They really are superb. Stay safe. :)

Hi Chris, I do everything in the easiest way - at my age it does help ! Cheers. Peter

Hi George, That is a nuisance as I was going to order some more. Fingers crossed it will be back in stock soon. Peter

Hi George, it is in stock - the product number is 105470. Peter

Hi Eugenio, I am not sure but suspect it will need a pair. Peter

@@NewBritWorkshop Thanks Peter,i think too.Hope in the next future to see some new parf products to make something similar. Thanks for the answer,have a nice day!

It was a twin flute 18 mm cutter and I made 3 passes. The first two were along the same path at 10 mm depth followed by 12.5 mm. The second path was at 12.5 mm depth but done to increase the width to 19 mm. Peter

Hi Robbie, I do not what is happening at Festool these days but they are not being very helpful. I am not sure what they have to fear. Why not tell them to sort this out - they might listen to you. Cheers. Peter

Hi JP, Vielen Dank und bleiben Sie sicher Cheers. Peter

Hi Richard, I assume your box section at the open door end and measured on the inside is just over 1220 mm high and about 200 mm wide. I suppose you could put some of the T track into the top and bottom horizontal pieces and use a pair of the cam clamps. I store my sheet materials in the workshop in a similar type of racking but do not bother to keep the sheets perfectly vertical. Is it just to stop it moving when you go around a corner? Peter

Why not just add a couple of wedges (with a gradual slope, not steep) into the far end of your box so that when you slide your material in, just slide it further into the box and as you push further in it wedges against the wedges, if you see what I mean! The more material, the less distance you push it in. Perhaps some sort of adjustable clamp at the front to hold it at its wedged distance so it doesn't come loose.

New Brit Workshop thanks for your reply Peter. Yes to the movement round corners and also as I don’t have a workshop, sometimes the sheets may be stored for a longer period of time as I work on them so need them to keep there flatness so being able to store them nice and straight would be the preferred way. I like the look of the cam clamps. Would you say a bit of maybe 2x1 PSE with a hole the size of the cam clamp bolt would work as a stopper top and bottom for me to slide and lock into place depending on sheet quantities? Trying to make my van work for me and enable me to be efficient while I don’t have a workshop. That’s to come in the future. Rich

Hi Lawrence, They should be available within about a week. Peter

@@NewBritWorkshop Well, it's gone from 1 week to 2 weeks and back to 1 week and now 2 weeks again :( Especially frustrating for those overseas buyers who are not able to place back orders. I would have gotten mine long ago had I been able to place back orders. Axminster, why can't you fix this - allow overseas buyers to place back orders?

I have raised this with Axminster and they are trying to fix it but it is a major re-write of their web service. Things will get better. Cheers. Peter

Hi Kim, Yes, kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q56BetOV2s60e2g.html Peter

As mentioned to someone else, if they fit a Festool clamp, they'll fit those cam-lock bolts.

@@mlindholm I recently started ordering different tools from Axminster. I've been extremely impressed with the quality and service. It's amazing how quickly they can get here from across the pond.

@@hhanger1 agreed, I bought the Parf drilling template V2, and a few sets of their 1m trade clamps when they were B1G1F, and was surprised how quick and painless it was to come from the UK to midwest USA.

Hi Stuart, I have the M8 and they are perfect. The other reason I choose M8 is that all the threaded dogs that I have designed have M8 threads. Peter

Hi Philip, As soon as I can get the wood the work will start ! Peter

New Brit Workshop thanks for the reply Peter, really looking forward to the build, stay safe matey 👍

Hi Mark, For that bench I used oak. Peter

@@NewBritWorkshop thank I've now find your videos of that table build. Am looking forward to using my Domino 500 on the oak. Only ever used it on MDF before

Hi Christopher, It is a fantastic machine. Take a look at the video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/faqfpZV1ntm1cqM.html Peter

I am not sure which plans you might want. In order to get plans or to contact me via email I need your email address. KZfaq no longer has a private messaging service and so in order to get in touch you need to place a comment on this or any other video with your email address. The KZfaq software should identify and send it to the spam folder for The New Brit Workshop. Nobody will be able to see your email address except you and me. I will then delete your comment so that it does not end up in the public domain and I will then send the plans. Were we to do this the other way around then my comment, with my email address, would appear for all the world to see. Peter

Hi Kevin, The plans are on the way. Peter

New Brit Workshop Thank you Peter, I appreciate it. I look forward to viewing more of your videos, thanks again.

Hi Brian, I will pass that on to Axminster. Cheers. Peter

Hi William, It will take a while as it is impossible to get the wood right now. Peter

Hi Glenn, When the video is eventually published (I cannot get the timber yet) I will invite people to contact me to get plans. I do not have the free time to keep track of early requests as I am responding to between 50 and 100 emails and messages a day - I think because many people are not at work. Peter

@@NewBritWorkshop of course i shall ask when you publish if not got mine done. stay safe

Cheers. I am still trying to get the wood ! Peter

Hi Matthew, I can assure you that if anyone is being careful it is Axminster. I spoke to one of their directors and they have people well separated. Even the offices have been reorganised to keep people apart. Peter

Hi JP, Axminster and they are taking orders for delivery world wide. Peter

It’s just words, we know Peter means and I am sure no offence intended

Hi Chaz, I will use the new term in future - remembering all these things as one gets older is tricky unless one is a politician or a scholar. Many thanks. Peter

And of course next decade when that phrase is no longer PC we will have a new non offensive PC term. 🙄

I can only get wood if I collect but I need so much it would take 10 journeys of 20 miles. Peter

Hi David, I said that 15 years ago I had a view that not all Chinese kit was of a high standard but I have now changed my mind. In my view there are plenty of examples of excellent Chinese engineering and I agree with you that it is still possible to find rubbish if you either look for it or ask something to be produced to a price.