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stiles and bates are showing indian ebony blanks and theyre pretty good on delivery . ian

is that a piece of iroko by any chance ? it looks like it i used to use a lot of it almost every time it was cut like that it would go out of shape dont think theres a lot you can do to put it right sorry .ian

that corner moulding appears to have been run through a four or six cutter moulder it would take several operations on a spindle moulder plus special cutters made just depends how much you want to use it i suppose . ian

hi mock , i can tell you where to get a type c rcd locally if you want . ian

go with photo 2 thats the best flow mate , ian

if its not much work turn the washers the other way and try that in the past to stop things slipping we used to use thin paper yellow pages or phone book between surfaces think the loctite may be a bit drastic once set its not easy to separate , ian

to be honest mate try to place machinery where you think its going and go from there its got to be a combination of straights and bends but without seeing it in the flesh its hard to see what your doing the only thing i can say is try to keep the bends to a minimum as the more you use the more...

as there are washers on the bolts take one off and see if the motor mount has slots for adjustment if so it should be fairly easy to bring it back to the right position , ian

hi mate if your stuck do you want me to take a look ? if youve still got my no give me a bell , ian

fit the y as the letter looks with the single end pointing to the extractor that gives a better airflow just been taking a look for a connector cant find one on axy tried felder no luck maybe if you want to try and make something up ?

mock i must be getting old just noticed the bottom y junction that would be better on the horizontal section of pipe and again turned the other way sorry mate ian

mock sorry mate not that good on the pc the part no is 900063 showing in stock £6,25 but the postage is a fiver thereabouts unless you spend £50 !

mock had a quick look on axys site they do a soil pipe to to 100mm adaptor

the reason for blast gates on every junction and after every junction means that you can focus the full power of your extractor to the machine your using . The 90 degree bend at the bottom is ok but i think 2no 45 degree bends and short length of pipe between would make the top work better ian

hi mock looking at photo 2 you need to turn the drops the other way for better airflow and you will need blast gates on each drop and after each drop as well ian

very difficult mate the bandsaw is the more versatile machine of the two just sit down and list what you want to , do from what you said before a bandsaw would suit you better to start though ian

hi mock yes my machines a hammer you will need 16 amp power for the machine think its a 3hp motor as for the electrics if you have a rcd type fuse box it needs a type c rcd which stops it tripping on start up just make sure your power supply is up to the load i think my rcd is a 20 amp one but...

hi mock the dado prep as hammer calls it has to be ordered from new its not a retro fit the shaft for the blade is different and it only takes hammers own dado set , as for price new they are around £ 2,400 plus so thats not a bad price all depends how much work its done . ian

no worries mate any time if you get no joy with that company d and m tools are showing all the record range in stock with free delivery at the moment ian

hi mock glad you got your bandsaw sorted how long will the delivery take ? ian