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Indeed i have been watching mainly as im doing a workshop refit, axminsters aw10bsb2 10" table saw was £739 last week £810 this week. i import & manufacture in the uk, we have been looking at a 13% rise in costs for both materials & completed items we buy to sell... most companies margins have...

thats lovely!

Thanks Pete, Roughcut just found the documentation/instruction booklet (they end up in bizzare places & i know not why), im just missing the 1/4 collect and small spanner & case, but im sure i have the spanner. its a great machine, but wasted under my table, i think its weight & spec mean it...

the machines in great condition as its been hidden under table for the majority of its working life & its only cut light thin material, i have some accessories (pictured) but dont know what it came with i have no documentation unfortunately... gives me an idea.

thanks i tried to do that but my ebay brought up nothing other than whats on now, thats how i usualy value stuff.

i never even noticed that, odd as the collect is a 1/2"

Hi Guys, i want to move on one of my routers but i have no idea how much to advertise it for (so cant post it in the for sale section) i inherited this machine with my workshop, i understand its areal work horse machine but its had a very easy life with me, most of my work is done in a table...

I had an MTL100, it was awful & so noisy, its started with a very unnerving loud bang each time, i had nothing but trouble with it, everything is flimsy on them & it could not handle cutting 2" oak, one day it decided to spontaneously combust after very little use & was under no load at the...

its a very basic gun, plastic body etc.. almost no adjustments other than spring/needle adjustment. thanks for the info i will look into it & probably keep this turbine & gun setup just for what its currently used for (i have 3 guns just for this system) and invest in a slightly better system...

ohhhhhhhh.... now what else do i need to justify buying 2 or 3, or 4

Hi Mike, think its just known as the spraymaster, didnt know there was more than one in this range, cant remember there being one when i bought it in 2003, it looks like an upturned bucket, 1100 watts i think, i will grab a photo of it when i can. i think the lack of adjustment & being able to...

I'm happy to comment :D great post Mike, HVLP is something thats on my mind, i have an old Apollo spray master thats done 12 years service, it only sprays sealer & base coat on my work. all my work is cylindrical & i find the spray master is not the best with flow no matter what i do with...

thats more than ether of my current saws, can you fettle it to go any lower, i would certainly try, 1mm would be my aim. good news on the fence, the pondering continues.

they are usual ever so slightly higher mate, only a fraction... means the work piece can be slid without snagging my wadkin SP12 is as is my bosch gts 10 xc. im just debating weather to go with a Charnwood (w269 or w650) or a Axminster version.... i like most of the features of the Charns but...

thats basically all i needed to know about that aspect, i will try to avoid drilling t top if i can but if thats the ebst way in the end at lest i know its a viable option for me. Thanks guys, i might just get the setup i want yet.

deffo the option if i buy a 2nd hand saw, not sure i want to drill the top if im buying new. im sure i can come to some mounting method, having looked at the manuals im very confident i can make it work.

yeah just come to the same conclusion after trawling through many many pics.... i was thinking of using the rear extension mount arms for the table add on. had not though about adding a 2nd bench... my veneer storage rack will be going down that side of the saw so i could just incorporate it...

Hi guys right, odd question i know. I have been looking at the Charnwood W650 & W629, their machines appeal as they come with the compact sliding table as std (the same that comes with the Axminster hobby machines), however doing the regular back & forth looking at Axminster & Charnwood...

i have one, its in my bin, you are welcome to it, i bought it instead of taking the trusty makita home from work when i need one at home, there was a house move in between me buying it & using it for the first time, or it would have gone back.... on using it i lasted 10 minutes before decided...

not really... for both structural, cosmetic & acoustic reasons.... going to spend some time with the Jet and see about to to fabricate a slightly taller bobbin.