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Thanks, Phil

If it's a chip, you can just rotate the insert/knife

That would be very helpful thankyou.

Hi, I have a range of exotic wood offcuts that I am going to turn into pen blanks to sell. I do not turn pens so could someone give me an idea of the most popular dimensions? I notice 20x20x150mm seems popular but are other sizes in demand?

I do like the pre-built carcasses from Howdens. I think they are of excellent quality. Get them to do a plan for you and then you can compare but I would be surprised if you found similar quality elsewhere for their prices unless you are happy to go flat pack.

Arrived today (well packaged). Thank you

Hi, I can take both off you. I'll send you a PM

Now sold

I have the same wobble saw. I think mine drops down to about 3.5mm

Put it on your local Facebook marketplace. You should sell it on there plus you are targeting locals.

I am selling a little used Festool Rotex 150 - RO 150 FEQ-Plus 230V. It can be collected from Mablethorpe LN12, or I can post it via Parcelforce at cost if preferred. It is in excellent condition, and I am looking for £400

He won't be putting 2.5mm sheets through the thicknesser. He will just use the thicknesser to give him a good side for when he puts it through his drum sander.

Plane and thickness your maple and then cut off a 3 - 3.5mm sheet. Put your maple through the thicknesser again before cutting your next sheet, and then rinse and repeat until you have all the sheets you require. It's then a matter of putting your sheets through the drum sander to get the...

My initial thought was safety switch too

It would probably be just as cheap to frame some T&G. It would weigh less, last much longer as well as look more aesthetically pleasing.

All those parts can be made by hand, but I would go with the above suggestion of repurposing some old chairs initially to see if your idea works. If it does, then you need to run a costing based on the volume you think you can sell.

The CRT MK3 is a perfectly workable small workshop table or portable table. I used one many years ago and achieved good results machining smaller items.

Not sure if this helps: https://acim.nidec.com/motors/usmotors/TechDocs/ProFacts/Voltage-Frequency-Variation

I will be offering a range of pergolas. The vast majority will be Oak, but I will also offer some in Red Cedar. To be honest, most of this work will utilise a cross-grain chain morticer outdoors, but some work may also be undertaken in the workshop.

PM with the details please