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iTECH products are produced and sourced from reliable sources worldwide from many countries: China, Taiwan, Italy, Czech, Japan and even the UK. The aim is to offer affordable, good quality machines and accessories. We actively encourage feed back from clients on how to improve the products. As...

There is a massive shipping issue at present..Container cost this time last year 3000... same container this month 13500... sadly this will get reflected in pricing until things get rebalanced.

Nu Tool was taiwan and China...also Naerok was from Korea originally ... (it is Korean spelled backwards)

Wadkin Colne missed out

Danckaert were not british .. it was just a sales office .. BELGIAN

Mostly Chinese or taiwanese

Interwood was British, now chinese

Chinese and Taiwanese I am afraid

Chinese I am afraid

The Startrite TS1 saw is being changed to Record Power branding as it is more recognised in Europe. Minimax SC3 and SC2 are actually different (sc2 is lighter duty). The Sedgwick is a great saw for solid wood, but no scoring. What is more important for you? We have some Sedgwick machines coming...

This saw is made in Taiwan, no matter which name or colour you choose.. with options of different blade capacity. It was originally based on a Sedgwick TA450 /400 table saw. If you want more detailed pictures inside, let me know. I think Axminster are stopping them in their range so replacement...

I have been using this brushing machine to give an aged finish on some western red cedar I am recycling ... it has a steel brush at the front and a counter rotating tynex / nylon brush... slower you go the more rustic the finish.. Brushing machine

$12000 for a 20inch wheel bandsaw!!! I don’t think many people on this forum would buy one...

I will have rifle around my files to find some old Wadkin price lists when I get a chance... i will try to adjust for inflation and see how they compare to today’s prices.

The problem is nobody would be prepared to pay the price of machines built in the traditional ‘Wadkin’ way today. It’s a shame, but a reality. Weinig manufacture in China, Altendorf manufacture in China, Homag manufacture in China. It is a reality that some Chinese machines are rubbish and some...

The one on the left doesn’t look original Wadkin... the AGS 250/300 and AGSP were cast aluminium with a curved front. ... it looks more like an old Sedgwick guard

Looks great... Mark Wilkinson had some great machines done up in a similar fashion... and the most amazing workshop heater I have ever seen

CMT 240 séries .. this is their saw blade list ..they are towards the end.. https://www.scosarg.com/media/leaflets/cmt/2014_Saw%20Blades.pdf

It should take a 235mm blade. If you need a manual, I can probably dig one out and send you one. You normally can run blades 2/3rds diameter of maximum as the minimum so you can put a smaller blade on (but lose some depth of cut)