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Sounds like time to get a helper with a garden hose to identify the leaks for you.

I say do nothing the engineers that invent tech. are already producing wireless systems because we do not want to hack our homes about so in 15 years we will be at least wireless

I suggest you also consider a mitre saw say makita LS1040 accurate and good resale value for those 'non standard' angles cutting to a line that can be difficult to set on a table saw

The blade should be parallel with the fence if not it side loads the blade and the up rising teeth at the rear mark the cut edge. the blade of this site saw does sound like it should be replaced or at least sharpened if its viable. Vibration can come from the motor if faulty.

Make the batten deeper say some ply and shape to required curve then it becomes a plastering edge to work off just like a plasterers bead for straight work.

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StuartOrd I live in nantwich and have the m/cs you are considering if you would like to have a guided tour of the workshop and ask some questions etc please PM for contact details. a old post for extra info. https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/view ... highlight=

When ripping on the TS you usually stand near the saw holding the wood against the fence and down on the table with long lengths you have to move away to control/feed the wood so try feather boards to hold to the fence and down to table you can then control the board . infeed and outfeed rollers...

I think you should consider a winch with adaptations to secure it to fixed objects along the route. I use to use one to pull cars onto trailers they are easy to use . There is also a type of winch called a turfor i think, hire shops have them very strong just pull a handle through 30 degrees...

Mine wont for long it blows the 13a fuse after a few start ups .

I think the axminster one has electronic speed regulation which most seem to prefer.

Stainless is very expensive and difficult to work well the type that does not rust/discolor is, so there is galvanizing plating and paint to consider may be a quote from a welder with the final product galvanized might fill the bill.

Its the 10 inch CI but 12 inch is the same.

The fence basically has three main parts :- fence box, cross slide and bracket connecting them. If you remove cross slide you can see 4 round head bolts with star heads fixing bracket to box these have worked loose and boy does this cause some problems as the fence ends up not parallel to the...

Free now.

Most M/Cs are best on castors then the layout is permanently flexible. The table saw is the biggest problem i found i could not have a slider and then put the car in front of it so siting it is a good place to start.

Try this link http://www.workshopessentials.com/index.php

http://img91.imageshack.us/my.php?image=halogenheatersmh120c.jpg Three heat settings and can power rotate/swing a few degrees around central pivot, all this is controlled by included remote or by buttons on unit originally from focus. 'buyer to collect' halogen has no flame and heats people...

I agree with robertmp high resistance is the problem this could be the fuse the wire connections or the bulb connections or the main connector may not be making a connection stick with it you will find it soon.

Its the newer style frog and i am keeping a eye on ebay.