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it should work fine i use it on my universal with a 12 inch p/thicknesser try to make the pipe run as short as possible and make it air tight

hi think that dust collector will be really noisy in a small shop what about installing a seperator axminster have piece of kit that fits on a dustbin just fits between the extractor and the machine think its about 45 pounds if memory serves i use one now i just empty the bin doesnt catch all...

hi custard if the holes already drilled and the plug is turning remove it and shape a wooden plug and hammer it in the rougher the shape the better got me out of lots of trouble also a lot cheaper than buying different sized plugs

thanks again Al i will look into the cyclone guess il have to post again when its sorted !

thank you for your comments think im going ahead with one or the other and doing as Beech1948 has done and enclose it

hi this is my first post even though ive been a member for quite a while . im looking to improve my dust extraction and have been looking at the record range namely the dx4000 and the dx5000 has anyone got any of these if so how have they worked out for you ? thanks in advance , ian

just out of curiosity is the cutter sharp it may need to have a burred edge like a cabinet scraper to reduce the tearout also try adjusting the machine speed and feed rate

has someone who had a radical change of career about 18 months ago becoming self employed has been a steep learning curve even now some weeks there has been no work at all . My only saving grace i have a wife who has supported me . I would certainly think long and hard before you make...

the easiest way to make the sash is to measure the opening size add on three quarters of an inch make the sash to that size ie 18 inches by 18 inches plus the three quarters becomes 18 and three quarters once the sash is made rebate the whole sash all around half inch deep that gives you hinge...

dont know if the 500 is of any use theres one on ebay starting at 700 quid

what about using 2" round mopstick handrail has a small flat on the bottom you can get that in long lengths

hi just out of curiosity did you run the motor at all before you fitted the riving knife ? did a quick search on the net and that model has a 2.5 hp motor sometimes they need more than 13 amp to kick it over in which case it will need a dedicated 16 amp circuit and the requisite plugs and cabling

hi just out of curiosity has the bandsaw got a 550 watt motor by any chance ? i have an older model from axminster and that some times struggles to run up to high speed on start up in the first few seconds. as yours is a new model i would certainly contact axminster about it could be that the...

sounds like the guides are too tight to the blade the blade needs to flex slightly in the kerf go to you tube and watch the video , bandsaw clinic with alan snodgrass the guy is amazing