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Thanks again CJ !!

Hi CJ, All the cuts were long straight rip cuts, aligned with the fence, with a featherboard and i normally use the grrr-ripper to feed the piece through (on the dewalt DWE7491 table saw). For safety, I normally have the blade just sticking out past the piece of wood I'm cutting. I have...

Hi @C.J. - thank you for that advice - will most certainly give that a go.

Hi, Just finished laying some laminate flooring in the hallway. The hallway connects to a few bedrooms, and I am using the 5-in-1 Incizo trims (https://www.doorsandfloors.co.uk/quickstep-incizo-5-in-1-multi-purpose-floor-trim.html). In a few weeks time, the bedrooms will be fitted with new...

Hi, Just finished laying laminate flooring (for the first time) throughout the lounge, dining and hallways (about 600 laminates laid in total). My mitre saw was fitted with the Freud-Diablo D1296L Diablo 12" and did a great job. My table saw was fitted with the Freud LU79R010 10" Thin Kerf...

Thank you @Incognito :) On the house plan, North is the top of the plan (lounge and dining room). The laminates will run left to right across all areas, and since 'someone' wants flow, the laminates will also run left to right across the passage (bottom left of the plan), else we'd need another...

Hi @Incognito Thank you for that great advice. As per your suggestion, I have centered the laminate in the lounge, ensuring each end is the same (rip) width - however, this has the following flow on affect: - in the entrance hall, I now have a 36mm wide laminate (rip) against the south wall...

Hi, Decided to lay our first laminate flooring (Pergo Drammen), and we have so many questions But let's start with one question. We are laying laminates in the dining room and lounge, and the laminates will flow between the rooms (without a trim/transition). The laminate planks are 19cm (7.5...