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Have you considered the metabo - I think that is the one I would buy if I was in the market for a new one.

I probably only want to run about 5 metres of oak through it, I will have a read through those bits you have sent though. Depending on how fiddly a scratch stock is to make I could do that instead. Thanks

Thanks for these. Found this one as well which gives a chamfer to the internal edge after the bead, it's only available in slightly larger size but that might be the one I want. https://www.wealdentool.com/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Butt_Bead_971.html

I added those as edits to the original post

I am looking for the name of the bit which will cut this 'roundover and a bit more' for an upcoming project. I think that it is an 'edge beading' bit i'm after maybe this - Router Bits UK | Whiteside Edge Beading Router Bits or this - Router Bits UK | Whiteside Machine Co. 10-382 Blanket Chest...

Axi do their compact ish table saws which have cast beds and then folded extension tables although I think they are a bit expensive https://www.axminstertools.com/axminster-workshop-aw216ts-216mm-table-saw-230v-107712...

I think his 'jointer' is our 'planer' rather than a thicknesser. I have planed 2.1m lengths on my Kity 636 which has a 1m table length and that was fine. I think the 'rule' is about 2x the table length. You can use some support rollers if needed to 'extend' the outfeed table if needed. I...

I bought my DF500 with the systainer of dominos together for £400 used. It was a great deal, but I purchased it on the basis that I could sell it for the same value if it turned out I didn't use it enough to justify it. I buy most of my stuff second hand, the advantage being that the second...

Hi, It works out at £5.50 by the looks of things. If you’re interested send me a message and can sort out posting it. Sam

A sketch on a piece of paper?

I have a cyclone separator but as I am very space constrained I had to use a different bin for the cyclone to save height. Stupidly I only discovered this after I had assembled the thing using this one… It has a cut out in the lid ready made for the dust commander style cyclones, they are all...

I have a hardwired in system, it wasn't expensive to do but did mean that I had to consider how it was all going to work when I wired up my workshop as some sockets are set up to trigger the extractor (so I plug tools in to those) whereas some are just normal sockets. It works really well, the...

The Makita rail works fine with the Festool Track saw. I know that doesn't directly help you but maybe indirectly if you know that your one is the same footprint as the festool

+1 for the dewalt. Pleasure to use. I use mine in the handheld base, sometimes in the plunge base, and sometimes in a small diy table (I have a second handheld base mounted in the table which it just clicks into. Depth adjustment with the rotating collar thing is simple accurate and fast...

Hi is the drill still available? if so could i take it!

I purchased this about 7 months ago for £150 but realised I have no use for it. Still in it's box and has never been used. Can provide photos of the actual plane if needed. https://www.axminstertools.com/rider-no-5-jack-plane-with-uk-blade-108352 Looking for £90. Located in East Sussex.

I have this, bought mine used. It is absolutely brilliant, perfeclty accurate and with the micro-adjust (which is the above table winding thing) you can really dial in precisely. I got a Couple of 3d printed accessories to improve the dust extraction and also to fit the peculiar dimensioned...

These are surprisingly strong! Although I don't like that they only screw into the wall via 3 screws (two at top and one at bottom). If it is going to have any load I would be tempted to add a few more screws...

I work 12h shifts as a paramedic. When the clocks spring forwards, we get to watch with delight as it goes 00:59:59, then 02:00:00. It's lovely to watch an hour of the shift just dissapear before our very eyes, and for pay purposes it still gets counted as the full 12 hour shift even though we...

The kapex has it doesn’t it