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ohh bother, best remember to take the calipers into work to check the grey pipe this time... however if it too loose im sure a few winds of insulation tape on the hose OD will fix that

thats good news!!!! i just order 5 meters of that & then a few seconds after paying though "or was it 35mm" :D :roll:

my ZCI on mine are 3mm ply made from 2 layers of 1.5mm, with another small section of 1.5mm added to reinforce the un supported section, i have also considered making them from HIPS which is not as brittle as acrylic, im planning on trying to computer cut my next batch on a new die/plotter...

Hey Matt on my last table i found some old grey ribbed hose that was exactly the right size for screwing into the triton port on the router, think it came form some dewalt gear, i then made an adapter out of some pvc plumbing off cuts that fit snugly into that tube, with a bit of bodging the...

its is mate, but like any saw its only as good as the way its setup... i had the sp12 for 12 years, great thing, it literally worked 7 days a week with only a hand full of days off a year, was great, but totally wasted in a drum makers workshop. the only time i have to cut sheets & need a panel...

no problem, let me know if i can help any further or pass Mark's contact at S+S, im no conventional wood worker/carpenter/joiner so my requirements are usual very task specific so if i miss misunderstand a question let me know. the wheel base is just a generic/universal base, was from machine...

sure... http://scosarg.com/itech-01332-250mm-ca ... -saw-bench i would recommend ringing or emailing them to order as they can give better delivery option/rates, if you want Marks direct email just pm me.

id certainly look at this as an alternative to the axi, its the same thing but cheaper & comes with the side extensions included for under a grand. the only extra thing i got was a wheel base, it is heavy so it just makes it easier to shift about if i need to. also note you need at lest 2...

this should be your next machinery investment :wink: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcJEFosXfFQ

I go through tonnes of this doing highbuild gloss finises you need to look at paint & automotive finishing suppliers as they are the main market. abtec stock 80 - 2500 grit, in 25 packs http://www.abtec4abrasives.com but i also use malthouse products for both fine sanding discs and sheets...

beautiful build, my former business partner was a guitar maker before we teamed up, I always thought he would build some in our workshop one day, i never got to see him make any before he got out of the wood work game, love the craft & Uke's are just so inviting to look at as an instrument.

received my new saw last week, thought i would post this in case anyone else is considering the same machine. it felt like a bit of a gamble at the time, I was down scaling my saw as i dont need a panel saw or anything of industrial grade & would shortly be loosing my Phase 3 power supply, so...

Nice, i have a couple of Record N 52's that would probably benefit form a a clean & lick of paint, they been stashed under a bench for 10+ years only just found space to use them

got a few more hours done on this & managed to get a line to the 200L compressor from my landlords workshop so the soda blaster was used, great things, it removes grease, dirt lose paint & lose rust like you are rinsing it off with a hose pipe. being mostly aluminum there has been a few knocks...

I had not idea the modern glue gun market was so wide, i have 2 glue guns, im still kicking it with an Old Bostik TG3 at work & the handy version at home, i bought them both in the 90's & they are going strong stil both survived my time at art collage & have since had weekly use since then...

just found that, yeah hard to argue with that price

thanks Alex, the 150l wolf is winning me over right now, im very conscious that i dont want to scrimp on the tank capacity, have struck the 1t & 2nd one off the list.

having been lent a soda blaster for the next 3 months & my little old 24L compressor not being up to the job im looking at compressors. im not a big air user, my spraying is all HVLP, i currently only have a small powdercoat gun + pin/nailer, but intend to add a small sand blaster & soda...

thanks chaps will give that a go.

i use it for loads of veneer 2 ply pressings as it does not bleed through some woods as bad as cross linked PVA, i must use it quick as i have never had any separation issues, i will know to keep an eye out for that though as im ordering more & more & tend to have 3 or 4 large bottles on the...