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Welcome Chris, Just up the road from you. I've not been to Albion timber yet, but they had plenty of quality product at the Harrogate show. A bit further afield there is British Hardwoods and Duffield Timber. Ian

Well I'm a relative novice. but this is what I did / do. I looked at the space I had and decided on which machines would fit, what their capacity was, whether they could be upgraded. I decided on the Saintsmart ProVerXL 4030. Bought a few more bits than what was supplied. I then looked into...

Reminds me of this on the New Yorkshire Workshop channel.

It's been mentioned a few times recently on here - its on offer at Amazon for £199 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bosch-Home-Garden-Drilling-Diameter/dp/B00766C1A8

That looks really good @Steve Jones

The usual Festool dealer there is Alan Wadkins. Festool Tools & Accessories | Alan Wadkins Toolstore you might want to drop them a line with what your interested in and what show prices they may have. My experience is that you'll probably save little, but maybe get some free "merch". A few...

That's exactly how it works Windows

There are many positive comments on here, mine included, on the Bosch. I've owned it a number of years and found no need to change it. The only issue I had was the laser guides were slightly off. Followed a youtube vid to adjust them - absolutely spot on now. I think if you were doing some...

About 16 minutes in. Shows you how to adjust the height as per the process above - don't forget to tighten it up once you have the desired height.

There is an urban myth that Morgan cars have a wooden chassis. It's not true. But they do have an Ash frame.

Bit late now :D But will know for future. Thanks CJ

I should have mentioned i use a syringe too. That combined with the hot glue minimised overspill, but didnt help the seepage. This also reminds me i used the last syringe i had, so off to amazon/ebay for more.

I've got 3 sets of chisels. Aldi / Lidl special at £8, sharpen easy and keep an edge handles are really basic Narex 8116 3mm to 25mm. Never had a problem with them Lie Nielsen socket variety - like these but always feel a bit guilty bashing circa £500 worth of chisels. I would say the Narex...

I've just done a simple door number sign - used hot glue around the numbers and will be sanding this off in the drum sander. The down side is the dye i used in the epoxy (black) seems to have weeped into the grain and appears on the top and bottom edges. Pics when i get in the workshop next.

I used to use a Crown one similar to the one @Derek Cohen (Perth Oz) shows above. I had really mixed results. Now I'm pretty sure it would have been operator error, and not the burnisher. Once I saw matt's video and got the Arno one, it has worked every single time, and I can create finer or...

LOL - been there done that. Seek out Matt Estleas video on YT for sharpening a card scraper. Works for me every time. I also have the veritas card scraper holder - it's OK. I used it when i had a large surface area, but tend to prefer manual hand holding for smaller things Hence the burnt...

Had mine ages now and still love it. Had to adjust the laser, but it was a 10 minute job and is now spot on.

Paul Sellars uses one of these https://www.amazon.co.uk/Stanley-Folding-Pocket-Knife-598/dp/B0001IWDBU I've been using them since I was in my late teens (30+ years) and had a few. When I started woodworking a few years ago I bought the 50 pack of blades, I've probably got 40 of them left. So...

3m tape for me. Its on sale at lidl right now Everbuild superglue and activator - cheap as chips from amazon or toolstation

Hi Paul, you may want to look in the CNC / 3d printing forum here CNC, 3D Printing, and LASER Also have a look on this guys YT channel. i found it very helpful when I was purchasing https://www.youtube.com/@JamesDeanDesigns There are machine reviews, software, enclosures and the like all on there.