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I think that the Axminster blade clamps should fit your saw with the advantage that you would be able to also use pinless blades. I you do a forum search for blade clamps there have been a number of threads in the past where people have fitted these blade clamps to many saws with little...

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Thanks for your help with this Col I have a few ideas of projects that I could include your methods into and I will no doubt be back for more advice.

I always enjoy seeing your projects I think that you always take things one step above the norm and that makes your work interesting. I would like to learn more about the colour resin infill can you advise me where to get more info about it please.

Axminster have coil nails in their clearance sale they fit my SIP gun but I don't know if they will fit yours but if they do the price is very good. http://www.axminster.co.uk/galvanised-r ... -box-7-200

As a serious hobby woodworker and earning a living as the local handyman there is no way I could justify spending £100's on a powered sander but I did buy the Mirka hand sanding kit with a range of Abranet pads and dust extraction and although it was quite expensive it has been good so I would...

I'm with scrimper on this I use the yellow blades from Hobbies that are Niqua blades and have not had a problem but I think that the way they list them on their website is confusing and that may lead to people thinking that the blades they are selling are not Niqua but they are. There postage...

Many thanks for this info I have ordered one to try on my old Sealey saw that I have fitted with Axminster clamps and it looks as if this may improve it even more.

The one from the other week was 18v this one is 14.4v. I bought both the drill and circular saw the other week and so far have been well pleased with both.

I truly wish you luck. Having got permission to build a house in the garden of our existing house for us to retire into we are on the verge of forgetting the whole thing.

Good price but be aware that that is not the same model that many members have that includes the power take off.

Welcome to the forum. There are a few of us who have an interest in the old Hobbies machines I have 6 different models myself and would be happy to share info with you as I am sure the other enthusiasts would be.

I understand that we all have different expectations from our tools. The way I am is that I like a workshop full of usable tools but I would be unable to afford to do this with all tools at the top end of price and quality. I have some Parkside tools that I have bought in the past and have been...

I am not a tool snob and I have a few Parkside tools from Lidl that I have been pleased with I intended to be there on Monday morning and buy both the drill and the circular saw.

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Take a look at Yola it has been good for me and I think some others on the forum.

I have just set myself up as the local handyman in the village where I live and the projects I am prepared to undertake include decorating and general house and garden maintenance but do not include anything to do with gas, water or electricity. I know that some of you are in the same line of...

The Parkside items sold by Lidl are amazing good quality for the price you pay. I doubt that you would be disappointed.

Well i'm 63 and have just started a new business and am about to embark on having a house built on my large garden that will include my ultimate hobby workshop much of the work I intend to do myself and when finished I will then sell the existing house. I have to confess that sometimes I wake up...

I have a pair of these and the phillips one is brilliant for the problem you have. I had to change 6 doors the other week and all screws were full of paint and this tool made the job simple. Simply hammer it into the screw head and it forces out all the old paint...