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Have you dismissed the DX1000 or RSDE1? I've got a DX1000 and use it for my thicknesser and bandsaw, for which it copes just fine. I keep meaning to get the small hose attachment so I can use it with my router and sander (still using my titan vac for those at the moment). I've just looked at...

He is good but I agree with the less interesting bit. Hes amassed a **** ton of new power tools and machinery so his channel has changed a lot. I enjoyed his earlier stuff quite a lot.

I watched one of his live videos sometime before/after Christmas (can remember) where he did some weird variation of a blind dovetail. It was one of the most cringe inducing things I've seen. Halfway trough things were going wrong, he was rushing and getting stressed. I, strangely, found myself...

Since we've moved onto overseas you tubers, I really enjoy watching Pask Makes.

My favourite channel isnt British (unfortunately :D ) My favourite British one would have to be Peter Millard's. Chris Tribe is also good (I'm a bit ashamed to say I've have only recently discovered his channel).

Call me a soppy old sod, but I hope your nephew sees that message sometime. I have 2 nephews. One is 11, very tech minded and has no interest in woodworking, the other is only 5 and always is following me into my workshop. His tool 'collection' comprises of an old mallet of mine. He loves it...

If you're after small pieces you could always try spindle blanks. I've bought quite a bit of things from Stiles and Bates, always good service. For bigger pieces, I've heard surrey timber is good and does courier delivery if you dont live near there. Ill be shopping there soon, as they have...

Recall watching a Matt Cremona video, where he says the same thing.

Hello :D For a while I've been using a non tapered plug cutter in my cordless drill with good success. Recently I ordered a tapered plug cutter with the hope of also using it in my cordless. Not so good, the bit doesn't throw me round like a rag doll, but the plugs 'snap' before the cutter...

£6 inc p&p Heres a picture of the book. It is in excellent condition http://img297.imageshack.us/img297/8909/cimg0099on6.jpg Thanks

Price for the Scheppach reduced to £80 (next day delivery is included in that price) And taken some pictures http://img103.imageshack.us/img103/1724/cimg0083ja8.jpg http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/4743/cimg0082iw6.jpg http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/386/cimg0084zn4.jpg...

Hi all :) I've been holidaying for the last couple of months, hence the lack of posts. I have a couple of items I'd like to sell if anyone is interested. Scheppach Tiger 2000 info here http://www.scheppach.com/upload/pdf/Wet ... _06-02.pdf Used about 3 or 4 times, so condition is...

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23! I always find it amazing how long cats can live. I admit I'm not a cat person but my mate had a persian blue that lived to 17. That cat definately changed my opinion of cats. He was deaf and only had a few teeth left but always looked happy and was very friendly.

Thats the same reason I heard too but if its true, I don't see the reasoning. They are/were bred mainly to herd sheep, so unless they unless they herd by a stealthy, scentless ambush method :D it doesn't make much sense. Kira (my sister's beardie collie) is 9 now and hasn't done the cow dung...

Yeah, my parents bearded collie used to roll in cow poo, and so does my sister's dog (also a bearded coliie). What the hell is that about?

I've got some waterstones if anyone is interested. I'm considering getting a Scheppach Tiger and seeing if it'd be ok using that and going straight to my 6000 grit waterstone. So for sale, I have: Sun Tiger 240 grit. Had a little use so will need probably need flattening. Due to little use it...

I'm considering getting one of these but having no used one before (same goes for Tormek, Jet, etc) I don't know much about them. Before I get one ordered would anyone be able to answer questions please? 1. How difficult is to set the blade/chisel, etc to the correct angle (and sqare) on the...

I went in B&Q earlier tonight (around 8.30pm) mainly to get some drywall screen (which I couldn't find :( ) so had to settle for wet & dry. Whilst in there I had a look at the mallets. They only had a B&Q own brand traditional square mallet. I actually quite liked it :shock: quite a bit smaller...

Fair point but is there any manufacturers of plastic handled chisels who use high carbon steel (or any other steel) that is comparable in hardness to the 2 cherries or japanese laminated steel chisel?