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Did you see the PRICE ? almost £3,000 - but it is interesting.

I'll report back on progress in due course . . . . .

This is the one https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07MCTLW7V/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 (My brother has a 3d printer so between us we'll rule the world!!!!)

After lots of reading and watching YouTube stuff today I have splashed out - but rather than buying from Aliexpress or Banggood I ordered from Amazon (at a modest premium on the price) on the basi that if it's no good it's no big deal to send it back and get a refund. BUT, I'm pretty positive...

Just buy one - you'll not regret the extra cost

Has anyone any experience of the mini CNC routers from China? - something like this : 130.5US $ 55% OFF|CNC 3018 Pro 2 in 1 Woodworking Engraving Machine & Laser Engraving Machine DIY Mini CNC Machine 3 Axis Pcb Milling Machine|Wood Routers| - AliExpress I have an almost one-off need for...

If you watch The Repair Shop from Weds 10 March you'll see Suzi with a leather watch strap in a clam as she was sewing it.

A non-oily silicone spray keeps stuff rust-free for me (or at a pinch Pledge type furniture polish)

PM sent (I have my own wine!!)

The white table in the first clip where the panels store in the frame is very similar to a table that IKEA sold a few years back.

Interesting - we've just had new granite kitchen worktops and the chaps had a similar dolly gadget the was somehow hinged in the middle so that when the sheet went in it closed and gripped the granite (the other nifty thing with the granite that had a sink cutout and was thus weakened was a 3m...

Not in my view - Saxton Blades is the goto for blades for me

A total of 8 - 7 doubles (i.e. 14 outlets) and 1 sngle for the Henry dust extractor - all metalclad boxes linked with conduit. Location and number is for convenience - seldom more than 3 items running at the same time (Record Air Cleaner, Henry dust collector and 1 other...

. . . as suggested buy a bandsaw with bigger capacity than you think you need - I bought one las year and immediately regretted not getting a larger model.

I'm in the clamp a waste piece either side of the workpiece camp - especially if using Forstner or spade bits (I've pensioned of the latter in favour of Forstners) - clean holes every time. Likewise if using a hole saw then a piece of waste clamped under the workpiece to run the drill into for...

Hmm - I forgot to mention that I also have an Evolution Compound Mitre Saw (2016 vintage, bought secondhand about 6 weeks ago) - that seems fine.

I've been using an Evolution sliding mitre saw for about 4 years - I'm probably described as prolific maker of wood stuff - performed perfectly. Original blade was fine, I have a couple of others with different teeth counts for different materials. Mine is mounted with the saw bed level and...

I have a RecordAC400 (same as Matt on Badger) - but mine is mounted on the ceiling - there's just room for me (at 6'4") to walk underneath it. See pic. It works with a remote (in pocket on the right of the box) to switch on and off, time, etc BUT the beam on the remote isn't that good - you...

Ditto - I often get the timber supplier to put his saw through full sheets to get them home, and be able to store them - a bit of thinking on the project and cuts is required. For large sheets I have a pair of saw-horses and custom top that lets me position a guide rail and then cut with a...

"slipping" may not be the correct description - what I find tends to happen is the the zeroed setting changes (i.e. zero with the jaws closed but the open jaw measurement isn't consistent/accurate)