My latest video is out now. I fitted the crown moulding to the top of an Edwardian wardrobe. Coloured it and polished 👍
https://youtu.be/1B7HqrywY-c
Getting the blocks in the correct places, that support the crown moulding is so important. I messed up a little and had to make some shims.
Thank you
Jamie
After gaining nearly 200 subscribers in the last couple of weeks, I thought I should say "hello" and introduce myself.
I chat about my workshop space, work I've done, evening classes etc.
I think a good introduction to the real me. And nearly 200 subscribers in two weeks.. Two normal weeks, not like Christmas, or Bank Holidays... that's really good. Thank you
All the best
Jamie
Nov 13, 2022 · 1 min read
Hello, I hope you're well
I've been really busy with family things and not had much time time to get work done or film things.
And to help out one of my fellow colleagues down the corridor in The Ruskin Glass Centre in Stourbridge. I offered to fix Mike's proximity Key Fob.
Using Technicqll Epoxy Glue Metal I solved the problem. The video will be out Sunday lunchtime.
I hope it helps you. If you can watch the ads it does help me out. If you leave a comment I'll get back to you as quickly as possible.
My email is jam.hub73@gmail.com if you need to get in touch.
I use my Huawei P30Pro (phone) for filming, sound and editing. So please try not to be too critical.
Be kind.
Thank you
Jamie
Going through some of the bad parts of the design and how I feel that I've improved mine. Then maintaining the cast iron surface with Renaissance Wax and more interest fixes. Lastly on to some safety procedures that I use.
Here's the video https://youtu.be/ptGQvFrO6cY 
And my review is here below.
So what do I think of the Record Power ts250c? Well, I've not been to any shows or seen any other table saw since. But from what I've heard. There's a lot more choice now its over £1200.00. Some have solid cast tables all round and therefore the T-slot would probably be more accurate to use, than the T slot in a moving table. I've changed the main bearings twice. 2014 & 2016. And I've looked after it. I wish the power lead was 2ft longer to make it easier to position without using an extension lead sometimes. And removing/replacing the riving knife is my biggest bugbare. No thought went into this design at all. Shame. I've a couple more adjustments and things to makes easier.
I would say Its still 'good'
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Outtakes at the end 🙈😂
#recordpower #tablesaw
These videos don't make themselves and do take time. If you would like to support me I would very much appreciate your help.
I've now got a 'Thanks $' under each video
Not all YouTube videos get this opportunity. So, I see that as they want to help me move forward. You can support £2, £5, £10 or £50 which helps me out.
One-off donation:https://www.paypal.me/TWCabinetMaker
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My email is jam.hub73@gmail.com if you need to get in touch.
I use my Huawei P30Pro (phone) for filming, sound and editing. So please try not to be too critical.
Be kind.
Thank you
Jamie
I've made this a 'playlist' on my YouTube channel.
All things planes, from restoration to custom planes. Including Preservation, sharpening and making new parts.
Well worth watching a few minutes of binge watching a few.
Let me know what interests you about planes. What your favourite?
Or what do you struggles with.
Have a wonderful day.
Jamie
Part 4. Where the ideas start to become a drawing and the first joint done. There's a lot of woodworking going on in this video. Working...
