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Received and replied to PM from Peter. Sale not yet agreed.

Having upgraded to a cyclone HVLP extractor, I no longer have use for this so looking to find it a new home. DX4000 twin motor extractor (2x 1kW motor, 100l/s airflow, 100mm duct, 80l drum) bought new in 2011. In full working order, includes spare paper filters and the cloth filter that sits...

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More great info and tips, thanks! Regarding the question of whether it's a big investment to purchase the full tooling. As I see it, the rebate block, profile block and tenon discs are about the minimum I would need for this job anyway, and would have a variety of applications beyond just...

Thanks both for your replies. @rogxwhit - when you say there is more to it than just slotting, I am envisaging a tooling stack comprising a tenon disc to cut the scribe profile (in your diagrams, a 9 degree slope - which is the same profile I was thinking of) with a cutting diameter relative to...

Thanks for your reply. So you use a double open M&T for the sashes and you find this produces a good strong joint? Buying a morticer is certainly an option if I need one. I would prefer not to give up the extra space for a tool I won't often use; like you say I could sell it on afterwards...

Now that I finally have a dedicated workshop, I am getting my act together to sort out the windows on our house (by which I mean make some better ones). I have recently bought a second-hand Hammer F3 spindle moulder to hopefully make a decent job of it. I think I have got my head around most...

Those are some beautiful models. I've never seen a Lightning fly sadly, as much as I would dearly love to. My Dad strapped in to fly in one on more than one occasion but never went up as the aircraft went tech each time. Ref the aircraft's short legs, I was told by another pilot that if you took...

Now sold.

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Startrite PT260 10" planer/thicknesser for sale. Owned in the family from new (now around 30 years old) so has seen hobby rather than professional use. The machine runs off a 13A plug. Guarding and dust extraction present as shown in the photographs. All in good working order and can be seen...

I'm looking to get a spindle moulder to add to my home workshop. The main driver is I want to make quite a few windows and the odd door. I could struggle on without, using the table saw and router table, but I think I'll get much better results (and more importantly, have a much more enjoyable...

If you're looking to upgrade the fence on your saw, I highly recommend these plans : PDF plan for Table saw fence | Etsy

I've attached a spreadsheet that performs the basic design calculations for sizing a blower. I'm not sure that I have recommended a particular motor power in this thread (correct me if I'm wrong). Generally though, you can see the flow rates required for different diameter ducting to keep dust...

I see you're in Gloucestershire. I would thoroughly recommend paying the guys at The Roof Shop a visit (Staverton, Gloucester) - they couldn't have been more helpful and seemed reasonably priced to me.

I have the Joint Genie, it's an excellent jig. I don't have experience of the others you are looking at but I would recommend the Joint Genie to anyone.

I don't really understand what you were trying to imply then when you said that "practically everything about this whole covid thing stinks". I would certainly agree that a novel virus which has so far infected in excess of 25M people and killed almost 900k (both likely underestimates) sucks, as...

It's interesting that you have information on the range of views purported by a scientific group whose membership is not publicly declared (except by those who have chosen to identify) and whose minutes are not made public. More generally though, I never implied that the scientists on SAGE had a...