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Seconded Tuffsaws are great blades with excellent customer service

Hadn`t the room for anything else, I will see how it goes.

Get a riving knife and guard please - sounds like an iffy blade to me and a possible set up issue

I am putting a small Triton T30i over sink water heater into the new workshop build. Mains supply will be via a 25mm HDPE main, I want to use HEP 20 or similar plastic pipe for the inside runs, my question is can I put the 15mm plastic pipe into the standard compression and olive fitting on the...

I am finishing off a 8M x 5M brick and block workshop with 50mm cavity insulation, flat roof and DPM over. It keeps all the noise inside, all the heat inside even this time of year. hope that helps.

So the workshop is coming along I dug the trench for the power feed from main CB in bungalow and the sparky came and dropped the SWA in, he laid it straight in the trench for me to back fill, now I had purchased suitable twin wall conduit but sparks said as it was only under a patio and not a...

I put a motor cycle steering damper on the arm to allow you to adjust the cutting pressure lots of mods on the WWW.

As i drove home last night I saw a wheeley bin travelling up the road like a Dalek - quite surreal

Google a simply 4 x 2 workbench loads of ideas and will be much stronger and less prone to racking

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I think you may struggle to get decent blanks from these beams, maybe better to sell on and get some better quality, and avoid a disappointing 6 month or more wait

As above, my BCO was extremely helpful, popped out to look at the footings, again for the roof his next and last visit will be to inspect drainage (not rain water) before back filling.

as long as they don't flex too much they would be ok

Great advice Peter I will give it a try, I didn't realize the difference in going up just 25mm to 125. much appreciated

I made one from some HSS tool steel of the internet a few years ago, works a treat.

Has anyone tried the above to control things like dust extractor air filter heaters etc. looks like a good way to have a smart workshop negating the need for remote plugs and timers etc?

I have the above in the workshop also a smaller vac with a 4" hose or a couple of Henry`s I think the above should be able to cope with the fine dust as well, so a 4" hose it will be. Many thanks all.

Insulation has to be your friend, I have an 8m x 5m brick and block workshop 50 mm cavity bats, flat roof and not insulated and 75mm polystyrene under the concrete slab floor. I have a single oil filled rad on in winter and keeps it a pleasant 17 degrees. I could have put more insulation in by...

Ok so i am going to build a dust collection hood for my mitre saw station, however before I start cutting holes foe the extraction what is best 32, 63 or 100mm I can use a van or chip extractor?