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I'm not a router expert by any stretch but my initial thought was that you may be limited by an 8mm collet\shank. However it does come with a 1\4" collet so should be fine. As a newbie you may find the larger base more stable than the smaller trim routers, it has speed control etc. Just be...

Hi, This is purely an idea at this point but as i'm starting to think about the design for my mitre station and having seen DRO's on a few on Youtube without much detail i thought I would ask if any of you have done it or seen it. I have used them in the distant past on metal lathes and...

Nice one :) Great idea, i'm just thinking about building a dro into my mitre cutting station. Jon.

Another vote for Avocet. Has them in all doors at home and also fitted them for family. A quick annual maintenance with the powdered graphite, never had a problem. A bonus for me is being able to order the locks keyed alike. Cheers, Jon.

Started on the top now :)

Base frame almost done :)

Fantastic work!

Added! sorry ;)

Brand New - Kreg Deck Jig - £40 Bought for a project that didn't happen. Concealed-Fastening System Create a better, more beautiful, comfortable, longer-lasting deck The Kreg Deck Jig helps you get the deck you want, without any unsightly exposed nails or screws Concealed-fastener system for...

Brand new pair of Evolution Tools guide rails. These have never been used. Compatible with Festool, Makita and other plunge saws. Included items are: Rail storage bag. 2 x 1400mm guide rails. 2 x rail joining connectors (makes a 2800mm rail) perfect for full length sheet cutting. 2 x rail...

Hi all, Below are some pictures of my first workbench in progress. This my first project since finishing my small workshop and first workspace that's not the garden. It's based on many different benches I have seen and will have many uses. Will build the bottom part later. For now it will...

Hi All, Having recently started using the OF1400 and not being sure what dial speed correlates to in RPM I came across these speeds which have been measured with a tachometer. Can't remember where I found it but have put it into a table for reference which may be useful. Cheers, jon.

Thanks all, Going well so far! Thanks for the tip about starting on the furthest part of the groove for the track. Steep learning curve lol. Bigger project and new router to get used to. Great feeling working inside after years in the garden lol. Jon.

Hi All, Going to be using the router tomorrow for probably by biggest project involving the router so far and would appreciate some advice. It will hopefully form my first torsion box\MFT type workbench. This is only the top section. As you can see from the picture i need to remove 2 main...

I recently laid these in my workshop. The floor would have been perfect but one of my cats jumped off the fence into the freshly poured 125mm slab. Due to the cat entry point not being reachable we had to reflect it as best we could. We ended up with a couple of ripples, lumps and bumps. I...

I second that, Fiddes were super helpful when I spoke to them about HWO.

Hi As mentioned in the other thread here are the prototype dogs to attach something attached to a base with a tool on it firmly but easily. If anyone would like to print them to try PM me your email address. Cheers, Jon.

Going to try something similar. Building my workshop got in the way. Mine are a form of lock dog, enables you to mount a tool to an MFT table on an 18mm base. They tighten to secure it in place. Good luck with yours :)

I have recently seen something similar on another forum I frequent for the same amount in USD. Questioning if they are legit?

BTW, if you don't have an account at Selco PM me and you can use the number for my cash account.