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I don't know all i can say is that our local aldi had plenty of stock today.

If anyone is interested we were in our local aldi today and they have their quick clamps back in stock.

That is very sad news, thanks for posting my condolences go out to his family and friends.

I am pleased that i am not the only one. I like the brand name and the coulor scheme.

That could be because many internet reviews are left by people who have little understanding​ of what they have purchased. I wonder if some of the tool sellers who are members of this site and sell Pegasus blades will also offer this saw.

I can't help you with your choice but there is a good review of the itech saw just above your post that should help you.

I am more than happy to discuss the best joints with you but it is my opinion that there is no best joint it all depends on what you are making and how you are making it.

Many years ago i purchased a dowel jointer from b&q that is a cheap version of a maffel duo dowler i don't think they sell them anymore. I have over the years made several rabbit hutches a chicken coop and a gate using nothing more than normal dowells and wickes exterior glue and none of the...

It would seem to me that you have just entered the world of business.

Anybody who is making a living furniture making needs to forget what they like and produce what their customers want to buy.

I don't understand why people pay high prices for items made from recycled wood but i do enjoy making things for myself from recycled wood. I have to say that there is an architectural salvage yard near me and you can't even give them old bricks or cast iron guttering all they are interested...

Having purchased one about a year ago i can say it is unbelievable value. The line may not be as sharp as items costing many times more but it is very useful.

You are right there tools are used in all weathers and have been dropped from a great height many times why on earth would you want to buy one second hand?

You haven't told us what you intend to do with it. In truth if all you want to do is crosscut timber you would probably be better off buying a sliding miter saw they haven't been invented when i purchased my ras. The ras is far more than a crosscut saw mine is now permanently set up with a dado...

What i am saying is that a tarp of any price will get damp right through and if it is touching anything it is covering it will get wet.

I have a dewalt 125 that i bought new in the 1980's and it is one of my favourite machines. I made a stand for it and cut the table down so that it fits between two benches and in effect it takes up no space. In my experience it is the most frustrating machine to set up but once done it is very...

Are you honestly saying that you purchased a £20 tarp expecting it to protect your furniture outside in all the elements?

From new the Inca bandsaw was a well made machine it didn't have crowned wheels to compensate for poor manufacturing the wheels and tyres are flat and the blade runs with the teeth just overhanging the front of the wheels.

It is unbelievable how times have changed. I renovated my first house including making new doors and windows with nothing more than a bridges drill and all the attachments plus a set of ck cutters. Although i have not used any of it for 25 years or so i can't bring myself to get rid of it.

It all depends on what you intend to do and how many times you will be doing it. There are some amazing quality routers out there for not much money but would probably not stand up to every day use in a commercial environment but if it is for hobby use will see you out. Take a look at the...