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That is very generous of you, but I plan on doing it to a few saws, so was trying to find some way of easily doing it myself at home.

Its a japanese saw. Also it's a guide ... doesn't need to be super accurate Sent from my SM-J510FN using Tapatalk

The depth stop would work, but a bit extreme. I figured the lines would be a very convinient 'no setup, always avaliable' solution. Not really a stop, but just a guide.

Well the idea is that there would be multiple lines and you just saw to the closest. Having to mark it each time would not really be worth it Sent from my SM-J510FN using Tapatalk

So I had this idea that I wanted to try .... You're often in the scenario where you're cutting with a hand saw, and to check you're cutting at a consistent depth at both ends of the cut (such as cutting the cheek of a tenon), you have to keep stopping to look around the other side to make sure...

Well - this is news to me. I almost certainly have the wrong ones in my tools no doubt! Found this useful image if it helps anyone

I've never seen them sold as two separate items (mitre saw / table saw)? for example, I use Freud blades and they're just sold as 'Circular Saw' blades. Are you saying I should not have them in my mitre saw?

I know I shouldn't generalise, but I had my patio done last year and it's completely put me off having any more building work being done. I was quoted for the job to be done in 5 days, and it ended up taking about 3 weeks. Not because of the weather, but because they just wouldn't turn up. I'd...

Take for example painting/decorating. The materials are nothing compared to the labour. The problem these days is that you can be unscrupulous, get caught, get a bad name, ...but then simply start up a new business under another name.

The problem with the aluminium ones is that they bend so easily! .. adding the solid core makes a big difference. I would say the flimsy clamping mechanism would fail before they bend (after the modification) There is also the argument that you really shouldn't need a lot of a pressure to clamp...

I meant people urinating in pools :)

Yes, but how much do you spend on sun lotion! :D

Would also be good for pools.

One that requires me to sit in the barbers for aaaaages, due to people having haircuts that take 30mins at a time! ... and then get their hair washed, and then sit with a hot flannel over their face. ffs!

- "I could care less" - Ending every sentence with ... 'You know what I mean?' - Ending every sentence with ... 'mate' - "Admins remove if not allowed" - like they need your permission! - Go fund me sob stories - Facebook posts with something along the lines of "I can't believe it!" ... -...

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The only time you'll get the red paint come off the Feud blade is if the work piece binds, which is really a much bigger problem!

They do look very nice, but I need something that can mostly be used with one hand. And I was going to adapt it to work on the pull stroke too.

Ah ok. When you're moving the fence in very small increments to get the perfect fit, say 0.5mm at a time. Is it hard to hold the plane in place? doesn't it want to keep slipping?

That babys hair though ...