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I use a Wet/Dry vac, but as mentioned, they're only good for small tools that produce dust. I use one of these : (bagless, but with a paper filter wrapped around the motor unit) https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb431 ... 240v/39587 coupled with : https://www.dm-tools.co.uk/product.php/ ...

Here is another method (I prefer the one above more though). You'll want to make a zero clearence insert first! ... or just stick a sheet of 3mm MDF over the the top of your saw.

I have a few of the plastic ones, but noticed that when placed horizonatlly, these ones also help to stop the board from lifting, meaning you don't also need a vertical featherboard? Are they any good? better than the plastic ones? https://www.axminster.co.uk/bow-feather ... ard-105271

Worked a treat Sent from my SM-J510FN using Tapatalk

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The ones I tried were 1mm Sent from my SM-J510FN using Tapatalk

Cheers chaps. I'll try whacking it. Sent from my SM-J510FN using Tapatalk

I purchased some of the following HSS square stock and need to cut it down. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HSS-LATHE-TO ... 2749.l2649 I tried with my angle grinder and a metal cutting disc, but after a few minutes, had barely cut 1mm in. I assume I need a specific type of disc? I thought I would...

Just picked up one of these, and first impressions aren't great. The right hand side tilting mechanism was completly seized, despite being covered in a load of grease. On further inspection, having taken it apart, the pieces that are supposed to move freely, were jammed togeather (too tight of...

I had similar issues. I could plane long grain fine, but shooting end grain was really hard. One thing I noticed was that I was getting streaks on the end grain cuts. Inspecting the blade a little closer and I found that the edge had a very small flat spot where it wasn't sharpened (possibly...

What bandsaw is that in the background? ...just kidding. Fantastic work!

How about something like this? The top looks as if it will just lift off, but you should be able to stand on it.

How have you never seen one of these? I suppose you're one of those 'girly' types who doesn't own a dog. :lol: I'm going to blow your mind with this, but .... ever heard of a spork?

They move pretty slowly and have rubber wheels. I think the main concern would be getting something sharp trapped under it, and it dragging that around scratching as it goes. I have one (Eufy BoostIQ RoboVac) and they really are great. I was extremey skeptical at first and considered them a...

Erbauer batteries will change (update) far more often than Bosch, so if you want to stick with one brand hoping to share batteries, I would go with Bosch

I haven't used Elm, but every wood is going to be different, and may require more coats than others before the grain stops raising so much between coats. If you have remaining offcuts, you may want to experient with a (very) thinned down sanding sealer before the oil. But be warned, it will...

You forget the cool cogs that you can see spinning behind the clear plastic

You could get the https://www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-c ... saw-104926 which already has 19mm slots.

If you think that's interesting/over the top, you should see his work bench! :)

Ah yes, not sure why I jumped to stainless steel, but I know they're magnetic as that is how I hang them, so they can't be Stainless steel.