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Are they 12 volt or 240 volt??. what sort of lights are they??,can you put some photos up??

Due to having a smaller workshop I am having to sell my mitre saw.It is a Dewalt DW780 LX ,110 volt , comes with 3 spare blades(2 Dewalt and a Freud) and the short Dewalt stand.This saw has been a great addition to my workshop but alas we have moved house and it is too big for the new workshop...

What Ive heard about these planers,tablesaws, and multi sets(cordless stuff) is they get so many people( yes,some people do think its true ) to pay the money then shut the site down.

Double sided tape and spacers, then screw from the back.

Double sided tape and spacers,then screw from the back.

I have a Dewalt 12" saw and got to say its great, does every thing you want a saw to do. Bought it a few years ago but have allways used it in my old workshop never on site. Im using it now to build my new workshop as we have moved house and the shop is going to be smaller and the saw will not...

Yep!!, thats my old 96 that I rebuilt and was a bit special.

I lost my jig pins while on a job miles from home(probably left on the last job)) ,had a ferret round the van and used 3x10mm dowels, worked perfectly, but that is only to get you out of poop!!.

For the people that play these machines, Talent is too short a word.

Im of the same mind, everthing Ive paid someone else to do has gone wrong.

Thats on Flightradar 24, if you go onto ADS-B Exchange - tracking thousands of aircraft and click on the U in the top right corner it will show all/most/some of the Military aircraft flying all over the globe.HTH.

I have the 25Ltr Hyundai "Silent" compressor and believe me it is!!. Had to change my old one (3 cylinder,100 Ltr,VV noisy) as we are moving house and do not want to upset the new neighbours when I build my new workshop (yes ,another workshop build, possibly with pictures) . I bought mine from...

I just bought one(Hitachi NR90GC2) off Ebay for £150, with the intent of selling it on when Ive finished my workshop build. Chris

I remember the same at Halfpenny Green in the late sixties

Not really sure but I would think that keeping 100mm into the cyclone would be the best idea as it would give maximum suction at the right point (as far as I know). Chris Wed Berram Exum Tae.

Not Tormek I know but its got some Tormek bits and pieces to go with it if its any good to you. Having a clearout as we are moving house and my new workshop will be smaller. Wed Berram Exum Tae

Roboboyo, this is mine its a Clark dust extractor with a home made (by me) cyclone attached to 60ltr drum. The pipes that run round the workshop are 68mm guttering with associated fittings. It only goes to my Chopsaw and my lathe but we are moving house soon so I havent connected anything else...

How true!!, and as a goalkeeper I have suffered from such people, long time ago now but Id had enough at 32.

Bought new a couple of years ago and never used. Need to sell now as I realise I will never use it for the work that I do. £30, open to offers but not daft ones. Pick up only from Solihull West midlands unless local.

My musical tastes vary widely, brought up on prog rock in the seventies but loved the Beach Boys while at school. Now I can listen to most music including Classical. If I was to pick a favourite or two they would be Wishbone Ash, Genesis, Yes, right up to Andrea Bocelli, Oh and Jackson Browne...