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Hi does anyone have a 240/220V tabletop edgebander for sale ?

Ok up to you but you need a good rigid frame for any real time saving machining and I would advise against the Yeti for what you require a CNC for. A Yeti might might be ok for light carving taking light cuts out of sheet material but for any real serious macining such as profiling cabinet I...

Has this project got off the ground? the reason I ask is it was originally posted in May 13 2024. I would def use a CNC to make kitchen components but you really need a CNC that can cope with 8' x 4' sheets otherwise you will be making a lot of toolpaths. A track saw is maybe ok but a lot of...

Don't know if you have got anywhere yet in buying a CNC etc but it's quite a challenge to start off in the CNC world. I would suggest buying a metal framed CNC because of the rigidity the framework will have when you machine parts. If you want to cut parts out with any speed then a metal frame...

Hi looking for a HVLP Spray outfit, anyone got one to sell? 4 stage preferred.

LoL as much as they cost new but if you can't get one then!

Price?

The regulation relates to woodworking machines stopping in ten seconds which some already do without the need of a break and other woodworking machines may use other methods of operator protection. It was brought in for employers to further protect their employees. It relates to work equipment...

Lowestoft.

Sorry for the late reply, I am located in Lowestoft, Suffolk right by the sea.

SOLD Kity 629 Tilting Spindle Moulder, had this a few years and not used it except to try it out. Apart from some touch up paintwork the spindle moulder is in really good condition, all working as it should and barely used. Adjustable tilt, Height and fences. It is sat on wheels the front ones...

What you have posted is quite significant in relation to Oak as a cladding and the effect of tannin and I would like to thank you for your time. Great information thank you. Should be very useful to me in the future. :-)

Quite interesting, and as MikeG says "Crack On".

We used to have chimneys with a flue and ventilation, cook over a vented oven, leaky windows too so lots of ways to disperse any moisture build up long before it reached the internal fabric of the walls. Now we have microwave ovens, dishwashers, washing machines, tumble driers, showers etc...

Interstitial condensation occurs within wall fabric, it's where warm moist air meets the cooler outside part of the wall forming internal condensation within the wall and so may not be detected from surface finishes until damage has already occurred. If you already have an internal vapour...

This is interesting, you have mountains of oak to use, very lucky. Although Jacob is right is saying Cedar would be an excellent material to use Oak is not at all bad either if it's freely available. I'd calculate the cost of slabbing the oak trees, storing them while they dry and then milling...

Bit late now but it does take a while to load up, several minutes even for my cable internet.

Make an MDF box to fit the draws in. fit the box in the opening. Stand the box on a plinth. leave enough space at the sides of the box to fit infill pieces of mdf (similar to an architrave on a door). If the infill and draw fronts are the same thickness MDF you will end up with a nice uniform...

https://www.toolstation.com/hafele-meta ... gLSUfD_BwE To make the draws: These can be used to make the draws. You cut the bottom board the width required making an allowance for the side draw runner . The bottom depth is the same as metal draw side. Cut the back the depth of metal draw and...

For your shelves MDF is fine but depending on how much you load it and of course the thickness you use It may bend slightly in the middle under load so to prevent the bend you may want to consider putting a lip on the front edge (Front only sides and back will be supported) with a timber batten...