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Elektra beckum pkf255 V8 for me, only just got it but so far so good!!

These are the details of the edgebander i'm looking at: iTECH PM009 Portable Edgebander Kit PM009 Portable Edgebanding Kit is ideal for site or workshop! The portable edge bander with hot melt glue pot gives more flexibility in the range of materials to be applied. The edge bander can be used...

Can I not use a dedicated trimmer or a router. I'm not going to manufacture alot, only 1 off's. Plus I haven't got alot of space for large stationary Machines. I am looking at the most cost effective way of producing A small amount of mfc doors and cabs.

I am currently setting up a smallish workshop. I have just purchased an elektra beckum PKF 255 V8 panel saw with scoring blade and i am just about to buy an edge bander. I am now trying to find a jig system for drill the cams in the MFC, can't really find any apart from the Hafele one...

sorry only have 3GS :( . But v interested in this. Would a hand held trimmer be ok for this or would you def go for router table? If so can you recommend one, i've got a festool OF 2200 router but prob be better putting a cheaper one in the table do you think??

Simon, Can you explain the set up as i'm setting up a workshop and am looking for a efficient way of trim abs, pvc edging.

Its a fantastic piece of kit! I brought the OFK 500 which is good but the MFK 700 is the best. So easy to use, i'am thinking about buying one as well as i am starting to use abs edging more. Never used a better trimmer!

Ok i've narrowed it down to these 2 options: Charnwood w650 - with all the tables & supports etc and will use with the hollow ground MFC blades Elektra Beckum PKF 255 V8 - This has scibe blade which is what i want ideally for cutting MFC but is 6 years old. Theres about £200-300 difference in...

Have also seen a TS 4010, are these better than the 2500

I have just seen a Scheppach TS2500 for sale and it looks a good piece of kit, sliding table, extensions etc. Might be able to get it for £500. Any thoughts on this saw?

No doesn't have to be new, but has to have a sliding table. I have seen some on ebay but most don't have sliding table and i would have to pick up myself, but i would defiantly buy second hand if the right saw came up.

I've narrowed it down to the SIP, Charnwood, JTS and AX 10" Price wise the Charnwood looks a good deal, but i do like the sliding table on the JTS.

Hi, Was just wondering if anybody has any experience of cutting MFC on a table saw with one of these blades? http://www.freudtools.com/images/LU96RMain.jpg Do they work??

Just had a look at the axminster on and it looks pretty good. what is the max cut you can do with the sliding table??

The sawstop looks nice, don't sell here though do they??

Will the axminster stand up to the job?? and there not much cheaper than the Jet, but if you know that there a good saw then it's worth a look

What kind of work are you using the saw for?? What made you go for the Jet ?? and finally with sliding table what width can you cut? Cheers

I am about to purchase a table saw for my small workshop but can't decide which one!! I have read some threads about table saws but there doesn't seem to be a firm favourite. Saw needs to have a sliding table as it will be used with a hollow ground blade which i told will give you a clean cut...

I plan to do quite alot so the router isn't really an option. I've read that some of the axminster pillar drills are not very accurate but how accurate does it have to be for hinges??

Hi, I'm looking to purchase a pillar drill for drilling 35mm hinges in doors. Can anyone recommend a good value drill, don't know where to start theres that many out there!!!