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@Liam 0490 i want to keep hold of the motor sorry

I have no association with the clamp manufacture or the retailer I would like to make this clear. In all honesty rather p*%$ed off with the retailer, still waiting fo the parallel clamps to arrive; been told its going to be the end of the month. Did think of filing the grooves on bars of the...

yeh first time I did the glue up I might have kinda split the miter with the calming pressure. It appears these clamps put a lot more pressure for less effort than the cheap ones I have, who would have thought lol

Is this overdoing it?

I use Osmo top oil, needs refinishing every 3 months or so with heavy use tho.

I have a Record power TS200c I got off ebay for £300 in 2016. I wouldn't say its bad but it dose have it down sides, It dose everything I need. Handles hardwood ripping a crosscutting well, the right blade selection really helps. Maintains accuracy well, when you finally get it there. Is...

Pony Jorgensen Clamps & Vices - Tools-Warehouse.co.uk, Brand Tools. Value Prices.

+1 for Wera. The screwdrivers and ratchets and Allen keys very nice. The L-keys Allen key really surprised me how well they work on stubborn fixings.

During my last project I had 6 clamps fail, not at the critical point but frustrating all the same. The failure was they were all slipping and didn't get or stay tight. Granted 4 of which were the Draper examples linked below. F Clamp 150 x 50mm 2 were Bessey Uniklamp Bessey UniKlamp UK80...

I've made a few pieces with birch ply, used Osmo Top oil to finish everything with great results, haven't found the need to seal the edges.

guineafowl21 - completely right, wired as you suggested and it fires up perfectly. I want to keep the ts200 motor in it, I'll act on Trevanions advice. I have to remove the cast iron top off to access the motor and I have the table saw mounted on a wheel base with drawers under it. I'll...

I thought it would be repairable, the replacement motor was £30 and a spare motor is never a bad thing. Wanted to swop the motors incase anything went wrong and don't want to be left without a table saw. Was planning on replacing the centrifugal switch.

I have a Record Power TS200c and the motor makes a scratching/grinding sounds as it slows down when turned off. If you spin the blade by hand the sound is also present. when running there are no issues. Off ebay a used motor from a record power TSPP250, the same motor I was told both 2hp. It...

very nice, your making me think about build a workbench now.

Hi Gary They are 2 way cabinets the rectangular hole is for the HF horn and round hole for a 12" driver. I've got the drivers from Lean business they are BMS Neo drivers. The enclosure will be line with wadding. With extremely bass heavy music yes some port noise will occur if you don't use a...

I've recently been build a batch of speakers enclosures. All machining was done with a hand router and templates for the recesses and cut outs. prototype complete 8 units assembled Threaded inserts and tee nuts were installed prior to assembly as well as the ports, the handle back...

Thanks for the replay Eric The Viking. I like the saw too I got it for £30 off ebay. Been using a block of wood as you do to stop the blade, the induction motor is a all round win (and finger press, its catch me out all the time) I've found the manufacture of the brake unit and the naughty...

I know this kind of question has been asked before on the forum but I bought a Elektra Beckum KGS 301 miter saw that has a 1600w induction motor. http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/corded-mi ... s/0470793/ but the electronic brake did not work, which I had come to terms with and just let it spin...

Hello All I've been asked to make a gate for the side of a house, its the first one I've made so and advice would be appreciated. The gate will be fitted in-between 2 brick walls, 2000mm tall and 865mm wide. I plan on using 45mmx130mm timber for the stiles, 27mmx130mm timber for the rails...