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Same here, just rekitted the workshop and retiring early later this year to live off the kids inheritance and enjoy my toys. :lol: Phil

I had that identical model for two years, it was 12" capacity and with tuffsaw blades, very accurate and reasonably powerful. I was cutting up to 6" thick stock occasionally, but was more comfortable with 4" The wheels and table are cast Ali. I only replaced it 15 months ago with a 16" Jet as...

Hi All I have a Trend DJ300 dovetailjig and lost the bush. On Saturday I was at Yandles and picked up a new bush from the Trend stand (Oh and a new T5) (oh and a triton TRA001) however I picked up a 15.8mm bush for the CDJ300, the DJ300 uses a 15.7mm Before I open it, would the 15.8mm work...

The footprint on a 16" is no more than the 14", so if you have the funds go for the larger one. Nobody has said that I know of " wish I had bought a smaller one" but many have said the opposite. Phil

Have had a 1628vs for three years, and yes it's every bit as good as it sounds and the reviews. Well worth putting a concrete pad down, mine came in at 1.3 tonnes of aggregate and cement. Doesn't move an inch, has the Jet 3520b on it now and is rock solid. Phil

I use the Dewalt 18v XLR cordless.Loads of power and as I only use it occasionally I just use one of my drill batteries. Would definitely buy another of the same in the future. Phil

Cant argue the post from J-G, but I certainly have always used a 30mm Forstner bit in hard and soft woods. The only difference, on soft wood I harden the thread with thin CA glue. I have made 20+ jam chucks and plates this way. Phil

if you've finished paying the mortgage there is always Abloy, this baby http://www.abloylocks.com/proddetail.ph ... 2-Padlocks for only £166.80 (but that does include VAT) We had a keyed suite from Kaba and the 15 padlocks there totalled well over a grand. Phil

With strike through pricing, when were the items sold at the higher prices? If they weren't and you effectively say they have been, you are breaking trading standards. Agree also with the grammar and spelling. Aswel at least (repeated in post above and on site) should be as well. Also...

My thoughts as well, just about get two pints here. :occasion5:

How about scanning to PDF so anyone else in the country in go future may get a glimpe at the manual? Phil

This is th one I fitted to my Record disc sander, http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CHARNWOOD-VB3 ... SwBahVTJqN Far better than the stick on discs. Only £11 Phil

I have 30-40 uk figure 8 leads spare, drop me a line and I will pop one in the post fir you. Phil

Best thing I ever bought for the garden. My back doesn't take to swinging an axe any more. I have used this one http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/7-Ton-Electri ... SwNnRYfzGU for seven years, splitting about 10 x tonne dumpy bags a year of ash, beech and elm. Get one with a stand though, it's no...

I'll have first stab, Yew? Phil

Thanks, as an almost complete novice at welding, I think your advice is to be heeded. I'll give them a shout tomorrow. Thanks for advice. Phil

Anyone have any thoughts on this Stanley welder? http://www.screwfix.com/p/stanley-top-m ... 7QodetMHKg Phil

Absolutely, there is one in stock at Axminster store, they can ship from there to any store for onward delivery/collection. Ring and ask, they are very helpful. Phil

If it's about £1100 eBay, put it up for sale here at a £1000 and there will not be the 10% sellers fee eBay charges, plus any PayPal fee. Phil

I agree in part a table saw is ok for some elements, but with a guard on (both agree it has to stay on) it won't remove the box lids either, and neither will a sliding mitre saw take the tops off without risk of ripping the box from your grip and hurling it in pieces against the wall, as you...