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A 6" doesn't seem much dearer than a 5" one so quite tempted by a Makita BO6030. Any comments? Will I regret one so big?

If you go on an unsubscribe binge its quite surprising how little can get through after a week

Nothing on amazon but can get 20% off a makita cordless sander on ebay so quite tempted by that for £75

Shouldve used creosote!

What brand are you using? I've used Oricalcum and Allback and I preferred Allback. I can live with a bit of blotchy if knowing its better for the wood personally

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Still if it was a second hand festool -you'd have sold it for more on ebay. Or was it makita cordless?

You got a tracksaw for £100 on amazon? Wow!

ooh that'd be good - I know Festool are the best but I'd buy a Makita cordless version in a shot

When will other companies start making a domino copy?

Id love them but too far away. Put them on ebay as a bundle for 99p and you will get more

They are generally pretty excellent but have the occassional wobble on delivery. Some of their stuff isn't good enough quality but lots is ok

Buy lime putty and mix with sharp sand 4 to 1

I'll say it again - linseed oil paint!

But as the others say if you are confident its not your problem don't worry about it. I have esperienced a basato 3 going out of planer for an unexplainable reason though

The BASATO 3 isn't the greatest tool in the world. Take the table off (4 bolts) and put a spirit level on to check coplaner. If they are off then you need to adapt the bottom wheel a bit. Spin a blade on the saw with your fingers to check. Once that is sorted your issues are pretty much tension...

Start at the beginning - make sure the wheels are co-planer. I have a basato 3 and its not that strongly built and my wheels were out of plane. When that is done - tighten up the blade and remember you may need to adapt the tension mechanism as its crap to get it tight enough Then set your...

Start at the beginning - make sure the wheels are co-planer. I have a basato 3 and its not that strongly built and my wheels were out of plane. When that is done - tighten up the blade and remember you may need to adapt the tension mechanism as its crap to get it tight enough Then set your...

Im gonna say Linseed paint Yet to use it on metal but used it on wood and plastic