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Pricey? I think i've only ever got through about two tubes in my entire life!

Have you checked there’s no dust on the female part in the spindle? Could be stopping the bolt going that little bit deeper

Dry lube for mtb chains could work well...

Very nice. I prefer to use the mitre method as opposed to scribe because when doing multiple joints it can be set up on the panel saw and repeat cuts made.

1/4” bits are more readily available off the shelf and more commonly used. Most people will have a selection of 1/4” bits for small details and a selection of 1/2” bits for heavier work

Urgh trying to install it but it won't let me create a stupid "trimble" account

It would make everyone a damn expert and more pinicky customers

if only we could all work as fast as Norm. “tomorrow we’ll construct the cabinet, make the drawers and apply the finish” Yeah right all in a days work eh Norm!

This is what I would suggest if you wanted the most bang on-ness. Also, have you ever used filler gel designed for floors?? Works wonders ;)

Try doing a final finish sanding by hand in line with the grain if you want a superior finish. I use those sanding sponges. Works well!

:ROFLMAO: So true The problem with Festool, is the youtube reviews telling you how amazing and incredible they are, so you buy one.... Only to realise your mates Bosch, at half the price, is actually twice as good (and I owns a lot of Fezzys, but I'm a sucker for a salesman)

Tempted to buy one, hold it, and sell it for a tidy profit when they run out again :devilish:

£20 an hour for those who are wondering

Just to keep any interest he came back with a counter offer of £41k a year. 😂 No experience No more business outgoings Job security Pension Tax and account sorted for him Paid holiday and sick pay 😂😂😂😂😅😅 I think this discussion is over

Ah fantastic I’m always looking for handy things like this. Especially anything to help rip an 8 x 4 sheet the most efficient way. I do imagine it means I will have to start building models “properly” though. Creating components etc

Give us a list of where and how you intend to use the domino and you’ll get clearer answers from experienced users. Louis

I really don’t think we need to hear about how you rate women

It has 2 slots at the top on one side, and two at the bottom in the other. With a fine bit of wire running through the centre of the slots

Look down through the top? There is nothing to see! Looks like a pole gets stuck in it. Lemme know if you want more info or pix

I own both. I use the 500 much more regularly and it’s a lot easier to handle. There’s a much bigger scope of applications suited to the 500 than there is to the 700 IMO. I think other than doors, the 700 has little over the 500