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excellent job there. is it using a chair base?

Tree surgeon may be worth a look? Maybe even a wanted as on a forum of tree surgeons?

really, I have several older Axminster white machines, aimed at professionals (I am not) and I have found them to be solid machines?

I like British Hardwoods and their stock is good quality and fairly priced. I am local so would have a drive over and pic what I want. I would avoid the hobby packs. If you have 1|" or 2" boards, you can plan accordingly. With a mixed bag of all sorts, it is a load of offcuts that you cannot do...

Full answer, I have no idea. I didn't know that ditch elm killed anything other than elms though. My guess would be the same as yours.

I like a bit of slop in this type pf glue up, just in case they aren't aligned perfectly

end grain cutting boards

there seem to be some great deals on Makita bare tools from fox. it flashed up with a big saving plus the coupon for another 20%. I dont have any Makita gear so no good for me.

you have plenty of glue surface, so neither are necessary for that purpose. They will help for alignment. I would use the biscuits.

I see that there is another eBay discount of selected sellers. This time 20% and includes ffx. I should have held out for my dust extractor and saved another tenner!

I got one from eBay. US PRO TOOLS AFFORDABLE MECHANICS TOOL STORAGE CHEST BOX TOOL CABINET 9 DRAWERS | eBay This one, may have been a different seller but the brand is the same. V good so far and it is a few years old.

Depends on intended use really. The Spear and Jackson Predator hardpoints are v good for the £7 they cost. They leave a reasonable cut, particularly the second cut one. A saw cut isn't my finished surface. I would keep a first and second fix hardpoint in my arsenal even with a fleet of...

Something like this. https://machineatlas.com/machines/elektra-beckum-hc260/ Various brands did a version- record power, EB, DeWalt, metabo etc. I would steer clear of any benchtop models because you will outgrow them very quickly. If it was a choice between a cheap benchtop planer or...

Have you ruled out the combined planer thicknesser? It will give you more choice too, standalone machines are less in number than the combis. Of the two, I would go for the thicknesser. It is less work to knock the high spots off with a hand plane and get it fairly flat than to reduce the...

Many are. Not necessarily a bad thing

I would have a look at the Axminster 1416vs. Do ask for feedback from users, because I haven't used it but it would be on my shortlist. used, it should be within budget. it may have been renamed and available new, but I imagine that will be a chunk more than what you are looking at.

Green woodworking seems more dangerous than I ever imagined!

What are you wanting to turn, bowls or long stuff?

Welcome aboard.

Do you have any existing battery kit?