Gripping Matt

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paul wagstaffe	10/12/2011 09:30:11
107 forum posts 11 photos	Well that's what i think its called. I am looking for some of the Matt that is used to put down on the bench to stop the wood moving about when routing, don't no what its call or where to get hold of it. can you help? Regards Paul in the Isle of Man
Big Al	10/12/2011 10:04:38
1604 forum posts 73 photos	Non slip matts are available all over the place, for value for money look in a cheap shop, or one of the various pound shops, they usually sell them. Al
Julian	10/12/2011 12:57:55
556 forum posts 28 photos	Hi Paul, Yes, Pound Shops are a good place to start, I used to get mine from the local camping shop but both of these are now gone. Julian
Doug	10/12/2011 18:23:32
3415 forum posts 35 photos	Hi Paul. I`ve started using bench cookies like >these<< as I found the non slip router matting can sometimes mark some timber, which then shows up in the finish. Edited By Doug on 10/12/2011 18:26:13
paul wagstaffe	11/12/2011 12:39:56
107 forum posts 11 photos	Thank you for your kind replies I think I have found what I am after on eblag! Regards Paul in a very windy Isle of Man
steve h	13/12/2011 23:32:31
403 forum posts 128 photos	Funnily enough - I got mine from Tesco as an 'anti slip boot mat' - it was a couple of pounds and thought it was a real bargain at the time. Sorry to here about the misfortune on that little isle of yours - the weather is not improving and although that I am relatively close - I am still on the mainland! Its a few years since I was across on business and still have a client there - travelled by air on what can only be described as a 'transit van with wings'! Steve
paul wagstaffe	16/12/2011 09:20:28
107 forum posts 11 photos	Hi Steve, "Transit Van with wing" is a fair description of the air craft over here. Paul