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After much ](*,) I have finally managed to post pics, so I thought I would post some of my garage cum workshop. Picture from garage door, I've just built the bench New Axminster TS200 the bench provides additional outfeed support. Power tool storage area, I'm going to put doors on this...

Finally, it worked! Thanks Dave been messing about all day trying to do it. Phil

Right, hopefully this works. Piccy of the saw without the duff RH table Picture of the duff RH table Sorry about the size of the pictures Phil

Sorry didn't mean to mess people about :oops: . I haven't figured it out Dave, so I'll try your way. Thanks for the tip. Phil

Hi Matty, hello and welcome from a very sunny and warm Jersey Phil

This was JK's first ever post on the 6/10/2008 I want to purchase a Clarke Woodworker, which is a chip/large dust collector. Could I please get some peoples reviews on this and could you advise me if it is a good decision or if they're cheaper better quality products with a longer life span. I...

I'm having a problem uploading images to the forum. I'm copying the picture from Snapfish but I can't paste the image because "paste" is greyed out. Any ideas please? Cheers Phil Thanks to Adam I found out where I was going wrong :D No still not got it. I've copied the address from the...

Byron, the blurb from APTC web site state that the width is 1200mm but I've just put the carriage on and the width is actually 1410mm :shock: . I'm still jigging the wokbench and the saw, the workbench is going to provide additional support. Phil

It's a garage Byron, 16 x 9, I suppose it is a bit pretentious to call it a workshop :oops: . I'll have 7 foot of usable space after jigging things around. The saw is 1200x880x550 mm and weighs 69 Kg. Mine came with extraction hoses from the safety cover and the base of the machine, that...

G, I've mentioned on my thread that APTC are going to send a replacement table ASAP. They don't want the duff one back so I'm thinking of covering part of my workbench with it where I'm going to put my engineers vice I'm thinking of Extending the fence with wood, I reckon I could lose an inch...

Just a quick up date. I've phoned APTC and they are going to send out a replacement RH table as soon as possible, well done Axminster =D> . I've had a brain wave about the layout of the shop, I think I'll be able to fit in the sliding carriage :D I've just got to get someone to help me...

Dave, I've just took the the part off the saw and there is a definite bow in it , you can actually press the table in and there is twang as it goes back to the original shape :shock: . It is pressed steel so I'm going to call APTC now. Phil I've updated my thread on the buying forum

Don't want to go there BB, probably make it 10x worse :oops: I'll have to look at it tomorrow on my day off. I'm really peed off that I haven't got enough room for the sliding carriage. I'll post some pictures tomorrow and get a general consensus from other members on whether I should put up...

Too un PC Blister. It is an Action type person and they don't desert, they go on long term sick :D Phil Before anyone comments, I think the Armed Forces do a great job. I was a STAB in the RLC for 20 years

It's really helped me Rich, much better than the crappy photos you get in the "manual" I got the table together, it was the guide that foxed me. Thanks Phil PS Any tips on how to get the bow out of the middle of the RH table?

Alan, you are very courteous in doing someone else's research for them :D . When I was at uni a few years back, some of the younger students couldn't be ar*ed doing the work and would try to get the more conscientious to do it for them.

I put mine together today and have left the sliding carriage off, besides taking up another foot at least, I couldn't figure how how it all fitted together. :oops: Beside which I'm pi**ed of with the right hand table, bowing in the middle. Love the induction motor though, very quiet. I'll...

Cheers, the walker will be the first project on my new saw, when I've assembled it. First day off since getting it. Phil

Thanks Wizer. When you say you used the router to make the handle, did you use a 1/2 inch round over bit and then sand it smooth? Phil

Looks nice Wizer, you've given me ideas. Where did you get the wheels from? Phil