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That is exactly the point. If you are part of a society you need to accept that there are things you need to do that you may not want to do if you want to be part of that society and gain the advantages from it.

As far as I am concerned having the vax is a choice but if someone decides not to have it then they will need to accept that choice will exclude them from many things.

Do you need one probably not. Do you want one and you can afford it with disposable cash then buy one we have all got tools we want but dont need. I also have the cheap Parkside one and like it but without any problems I managed for years without one.

Hobbies Royal treadle fret saw. I hope you all understand that I didn't buy this new but from the research I have done it will date from 1895 to 1910.

Universal car steering rack gaiter can be cut to suit the sizes you need for different tools.

Good videos thanks for posting.

Just delete this photo and all others that have just been copied from the internet for your own use asap and ignore the request for payment and don't do it again.

https://www.wonkeedonkeetools.co.uk/spade-bits/what-are-the-parts-of-a-spade-bit

I have a DW125 that I have had for over 35 years and the thermal switch has never cut out in all that time. I wonder if something else is wrong causing the switch to fail.

Welcome to the forum. I don't think that I can help but I don't like someones first post to go unanswered. I have a Kity combo machine and I don't think that your motor is a kity item looks like it could be a 3ph motor with an inverter fitted on top but there are others on the forum who know far...

I'm in the same position. I was given a Yandles voucher at Christmas to put towards an sc4 chuck but they have had no stock.

Another link. http://vintagemachinery.org/mfgindex/detail.aspx?id=2113

I think that the first true vertical cut fretsaw was the Royal Hobbies and they were granted a patent for it in the late 1800s. I have one in my collection and the whole frame moves in a dovetail slide. I also have a Victory model but not with a motor and I can tell you that it is very hard work...

A universal car steering rack gaiter is your low cost solution to connect your Henry to your saw.

I have never seen an original Inca circle cutting jig but I did make my own.

I think that it all depends on your attitude to the woodworking you are doing. I am now retired but have spent my working life in and around the motor trade and have had to price every hour of my time in order to earn a living. I have been a serious hobby woodworker for most of that time and...

Photo of stop in place. I dont have the angle with the flag stop.

I have the smallest one and I do quite like it. I find that it helps to keep it topped up between jobs so that the glue does not dry out on the sides inside the bottle and then flake off and block the nozzle. I also squeeze it until the glue almost comes out before I put the cap on that seems to...

As said the round bar has a stop that slides along it and can be locked in any position. I had a look at my saw and it is the same as the pictures already posted. The part that you have missing would seem to be nothing more than a spacer perhaps you could just grind down some washers to fit.

I have an Inca bandsaw that I purchased new more years ago than I care to remember and is in original unmodified condition. I am more than happy to help I assume that you want a photo underneath the rear of the table. I will take one in the morning and post it.