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20mm is too thin for end grain in my opinion. It will be a lot of work. Generally I use at least 38mm stock for end grain.

I was considering buying the 16g Ryobi which can handle 15g/16g. Anyone here used one?

I have a HM254. Its a competent machine that performs well. Dust collection lets it down, but apart from that, it does everything I ask of it.

I have just ordered an overhead crown and a stacked dado for my Laguna F3. I will be putting it through the paces and report back here.

Just to update you that I have received my replacement, and it works perfectly. Very pleased with the first two jobs I have put through it.

Try direct line. I had similar issues insuring my workshop but direct line sorted me out.

Some spindle moulders offer attachments that allow router bits, but the issue tends to be that most spindle moulders do not spin fast enough for the standard size of router bits (routers spin much faster than spindle moulders).

I'll be honest with you I think you would be better off connecting a Festool extractor to the KS60 as the drop down for 100mm is a considerable drop or even a shop vac with reasonable dust control. I do not own a Kappex (it's on my list, but I'm concentrating on the big shop purchases atm while...

It looks like SAVETEN is no longer working.

Rutlands also offer a range and have a 20% off sale until tomorrow (Jan 2nd).

I went for a Hammer A3-41

I recently took the plunge and opted for spiral cutters on P/T. Best decision I could have made.... quiet and the finish is a wonder to behold.

12mm would be too thin for most circumstances even with enough underneath support. It ready depends on what you will use the workbench for? If you need the bench to have some weight then it may be better to laminate some softwood 4x2's or even 3x2's.

Tuffsaws is the place to look for advice when you need blades. Their service is second to none. It is possible to get a good bandsaw for £200, but you will need to be patient, and your best bet would be Facebook marketplace in your local area so you could collect yourself. Typically much...

Thanks, I will grab a spare to be on the safe side.

Has anyone used the Parf II system on a hardwood top? I am building a workshop bench with a beech worktop, and I would like to know if the UJK 20MM cutter will likely last for a 1600 x 800 top with 96mm centres or if I should invest in a spare cutter?

Yandles are fine had communication with them today. It looks like it was perhaps a DNS issue.

Thanks for the advice; I have just ordered a A3-41 with a spiral cutter, which I should get before Christmas 🎅

I have used Grr-rips for a while. One of the best investments I made