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Hello and welcome- I too get side tracked by other projects and interests - gardening fishing a little metal work and many building related stuff. So making space for all the tools and equipment is a major challenge. But it’s all good stuff and good to hear others are the same .

Your sacrificial top is a good idea , as for the rest just make it solid. If you glue everything up then making any alterations or modifications at a later date will be more difficult imo of course.

Hi and welcome, there are regular posts about all sorts of electrical issues with various machines so I’m sure your input will be helpful, you might even become a woodworker yourself.. 👍👍

As with most accidents involving machinery it can and does happen in a split second, sometimes you get that feeling that what your doing is not very safe and could result in injury .from there on you either stop and rethink what you’re doing or you continue and face the consequences. My injury...

Definitely glad to hear your on the mend , hope your recovery goes without issues and again just pleased your on the mend ❤️‍🩹

Enjoy and take plenty of time setting it up . Get to know every nut and bolt ..

Don’t know what machine or how it happened as not heard from op since he posted it - some serious food for thought though and as above certainly not any part of any game I’d like to take part in . Seriously though I can understand the op may have had 2nd thoughts since posting as it’s not nice...

Given the subject matter of this thread I’m a little surprised and concerned that it only received a few replies, if nothing else it would be good to know the op is recovering well..🙏🙏🙏

Welcome and hello, don’t worry about asking questions jy Just be prepared for multiple answers ( sometimes) 👍👍

The dewalt is well worth considering imo . The problem with the cheaper saws you have already mentioned in your post . Accuracy, depth of cut , fences that move etc . Unless you have the space and the funds for a cast iron pro saw ( used ) then you will have to most likely increase your budget...

Good morning and welcome 🤗

The worst I’ve ever fitted on 2 separate jobs was from b n q -it was misshaped and getting it to lock in was a Nightmare. The better quality 10/12 mm is fine imo. Worth considering removing skirtings and lay laminate to wall keeping a 10 mm gap for expansion. Refit skirts for decent fit . Aside...

Well someone is certainly early ,, I meant to heat my greenhouse this winter but got too busy with other projects. Thinking of one of those diesel heaters .👍

Yes I use mine outside hence the 110 volts I’ve never used it inside though so pls let me know how you get on . My small workshop is basically a converted bedroom and as it’s a flat I’d probably give my neighbour a heart attack.. for a job site saw it’s very accurate once you’ve set it up , mine...

Welcome 🙏 we have members here from several countries and of many different styles of woodworking from professional to amateur and hobbyist to diy .

Nice saw , don’t forget your ear defenders..I have a similar 110v dewalt and the noise is my only complaint..

I’d definitely confirm the water supply pressure 1st . As I recall there can be several reasons for f22 anything from low pressure to poor circulation. So worn pump or sludge in the system . Sludge can produce hydrogen which can be expelled by the boilers auto air vent which will then reduce the...

Your biggest issue seams to be the water pressure is fluctuating from almost nothing to above what most plumbing is designed for .the water mains pressure should be constant apart from peak times . Depending on where you live will depend on what you get . Don’t quote me but I’d expect 1.5 to 2...

Hi and Welcome, sorry I can’t help you with your machine but you are definitely in a good place , the best advice that I can give you is work safely and take nothing for granted. Learn all you can about your machine before you attempt to use it , get someone else involved if possible to assist...

I’m glad there has been an improvement but it will always be a compromise between sealing off all external vents and taking away the air circulation to the floorboards and joists and brickwork. Short of filling in the void under the floor ( and yes it can be 2 or 3 feet of cold , unheated space...