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You raise an interesting point re access to market. Another concern was I provide product and they sell it as our product. Thus I'm considering a simple brand(anyone know where I could get a zig zag border stamp?) It feels that the market has a gate and certain companies closely control what...

I'm struggling to feel what benefits they could offer. I suppose a journo could see it and make an article reference. But they may sell less than me. To be fair it would be the highest priced object there selling I could see . But it does fit well with them. Maybe try another outlet see what...

I've been making and selling a product via etsy. I do OK selling 2 or 3 a week. I decided to make a list of retailers likely to want my product. Anyway I phoned the first business and was shocked to find there typical margin is 2.4. So to give me £100 they would sell at £240! They did say they...

Also just a pencil line as the length mark no permanent physical stops.(a stop you use then remove before the cut would be ok)

If I only cut these I would make a zero clearance fence as well albeit at the cost of decent dust collection.

Last night I brought a midi used and shipped for £150 off ebay. I've broken one for more than that! This one's got the fancy hose to. In the past I just used new disposable bags as it wasn't really expensive and kept the machine spotless inside. But as mentioned in another post festool lifelong...

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I would think what leaves a consistent square cut safely and a finish that leaves little sanding. Scms with a new blade for me. And with small pieces keep the saw down until stopped spinning

Just a thumbs up for the festool bags. They are very well made and durable.

I also favour flat bits in general on site. In bigger sizes without care they can hurt your wrist. Damhik

Ps I can try the minute one in my m and w.

Do they even exist now. Seems unlikely(as a company they may exist as a name/brand)

I got some Fisch brad points that seem OK. There certainly more centred than all my cheap ones. But I'm not convinced there Austrian. Everything about them shouts good quality chinese. Maybe if it mentioned country of origin anywhere. Not dissatisfied yet just disappointed in dodgy advertising.

I was gifted a Moore and Wright set from the estate of a well known machinery maker. Anyway my point is to find a lost centre finder as they have the same screw. Equally an angle wotsit. Same screw. I have a mitutoyo one you can have if it fits. I use the centre finder as an angle square more...

Sorry just read. I'd send it back...

Start capacitor gone try to spin it when it's humming(safely ofcourse) should spin up to speed

Kegworth had an amazing turning club if that's your bag. Elvaston Castle host a woodland festival later in the year.

I've misplaced my countersink it's in one of my little used tool boxes somewhere! I'm just saving for a new one! I recall having a rush of blood to take me over the £50 free shipping. I can't recall what the other thing was but this is very memorable! And it's that really hard-wearing hss.

It's worth avoiding rubber outfeed rollers just for longevity!

The Japanese star m pointy drill and countersink. Hands down the best and last. They come with a plug cutter. £36 for the both.