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If you're wanting to do a lot of internal cuts then I think that a second hand Delta with the Quickset blade clamps offer the fastest and easiest blade changing. NazNomad did a speed test a once (4 years ago)

3 points of contact is 3 points of contact. :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

Yes I have had 2 of these and 2 of the 540 variable speed machines over a 25 year period and have never encountered your problem. The only suggestion I can offer is to find another machine in good working order and keep this for spares (that's why I've had 4 over the years, picked them up for...

Try searching ebay as well for clock inserts.

Winsor and Newton Promarkers are good. I tried them after seeing Mick Hanbury use them. Promarker | Winsor & Newton

Looks similar to old rubber tapping tools.

A small amount of info about Hobbies lathes here. Hobbies Lathe

Lack of room means I use my thicknesser outside, then sweep up when I've finished.

Barrets Sherbet dip, is that what you're thinking of? We used to call it kayli as well

Peter Follansbee.

The right size Forstner bit if you want to leave the back on or just simply cut the hole with the scroll saw.

My push stick.

There are loads of tutorials out there for Inkscape on youtube.

Inkscape is a free program, similar to CorelDraw.

First picture is of wad punches, they are bevelled on the outside. Hole punches are bevelled on the inside.

Crafters Companion repositionable spray glue, the purple can, it's what I use to stick scrollsaw patterns to wood. https://www.crafterscompanion.co.uk/stick-and-spray-mounting-adhesive-purple-can.html

I bought a secondhand W730 and think it's brilliant. With a ½" Tuffsaw's sabrecut blade it'll rip 8½" oak no problem. My blade guard is jammed full up, (it was like that when I bought it, hence a good price) and I can't be bothered to free it, so no play at all so once the guides are set to the...