Thanks @nick0703 I appreciate the comment, glad you like the end result, Thanks again

Thank you @oldpopmike Appreciate the comment, the dovetails were unnecessary but did add to the final look, Thanks again 🤝

Thank you @carlosbanegas6616 Really appreciate the nice comment, KZbin is definitely a hard cookie to crack, but I guess that’s part of the fun! I’m not very good with computers unfortunately so the best I can do right now is to email you some plans, I’m more than happy to do that, they will be hand drawn though, it’s something I’m looking to do in the future, making plans available for anyone who is interested, Hope that helps you out, Thanks again for taking the time to comment, Mike

Hello @untoldhistory2800, I will reply to you’re email over the weekend, sorry, things are really hectic at the moment, Speak soon

@@mikeswoodencreations5712 thank you

Just emailed you back Daniel, No problem whatsoever, Thank you.

Hello @premyslhruby9095 Thank you, I’m glad that you liked the video, I’d be more than happy to provide you with some drawings but not sure if you’re aware, Dewalt make a trolly for the TSTAK boxes, If you like I can find you some details, Happy to help either way.

Well, I know dewalt makes a trolley for TSTAK. But I need to modify the dimensions of of base plate so to buy one is not a way for me. What I am interesting are some design details of side locking by latch. I have DEWALT Latch N409477 = how to integrate them to to base plate (unfortunately your solution is much better, but these latches are not on the marked in our country). Thank you in advance for your support.

Hello @Bevanna1 They are called push to open mechanism, I got them from ironmongery direct, The product code is 125258 You might also need the cruciform adapter, this holds the push to open mechanism in place, Product code 202020 Anything else, let me know.

Thank you @paulwilliams Glad you liked the video, I got the T-shirt off eBay, you Dont seem to see many on there anymore though unfortunately, Thanks again for leaving a comment.

Thanks @manfredhauptreif7285 Really appreciate you taking the time to comment, definitely is a handy little jig, Thanks again.

Sorry @chiparmstrong842 I Dont but I’m more happy to draw something out for you and email it across, Computers are not my strength!

@@mikeswoodencreations5712 I would also be interested in some plans. Thanks!

Thank you @manfredhauptreif7285 Really appreciate the comment 🤝

Thanks for the comment @plainnpretty Glad you likes it, Thanks again.

Thank you @SHENRAR Appreciate the comment, it did turn out better than I thought, definitely one of the best things I’ve made, thanks again for the comment.

Thanks for the comment @gdpjm, much appreciated

Thank you @jamesdewar-mills1105 I got the oak from JF Goodwillie Ltd, they are just outside Portsmouth, I will try to add the link below, let me know if the link doesn’t work, won’t lie, I’m not great with computers! It is genuinely a timber merchant despite their name 😂 www.goodwillies.co.uk/

Got it thanks, keep it up

Will be interested to see what you’re building, Thanks James.

@@mikeswoodencreations5712 solid walnut breakfast bar at the moment

Thank you @chuckmeister6518 Occasionally I get something right 😀 thank you for the great comment! It is appreciated.

Cheers @woodbutcher thanks for leaving a comment, yeah it did finish up quite nice, glad you like it, 🤝

Thank you @AntoineGlerum, I appreciate the feedback, thanks for taking the time to comment. 🤝🏼

Cheers @RONNYGUITAR1, appreciate the comment, glad you liked it 🤝

That’s good to know

Thank you Warren Wright, for such a simple design it does work really well, glad I made it as it gets used a lot, anyway thanks again for the comment. 🤝

Thank you Aragorn De Dolor, I hope I answer this correctly, so the thickness off the veneer can be adjusted on how much set you have on your hand plane, even if you set your plane to a very deep setting you will still have very thin veneers, (the Japanese are very good at this technique but never seen them use a jig) as far as the width goes, that would all depend on the width of your plane and the jig, you can go smaller than 5x5 mm, you just have to support the piece with a couple of wedges, (really hard to explain what I mean here) you can go as small as you need, you just need to make supports/wedges to hold it in position, hope that makes sense, do you have access to a bandsaw? Thanks again for the message and greetings from England.

Hello Samson Bhore, it’s something I want to get sorted out but honestly, I wouldn’t know how to, really sorry, computers are not my strong point!

Thank you Mushi Abbasi, glad you liked it and thanks for the comment.

That’s interesting Peter Beyer, I will have to look into that, thanks for the comment 🤝

Do you just screw skirts Ping Pong? If I ever had to replace this I’d run a Stanley knife across the top so any damage would be below the skirt/base line, an easy fix, I’ve always used some sort of adhesive so it would damage the wall somewhat anyway, I’ve personally never had a problem but always interested in other peoples views, thanks for the comment 🤝

Not true at all, foam adhesive comes away with a sharp knife. Run it down the back and you're done.

Thank you Papa Crow, appreciate your comment.