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wcndave, Why do you place so much importance in having a miter slot parallel to the fence ? Allan

Does it cut ok without using the fence,and your sure its tracking ok, if so then it sounds like blade drift, get a piece of ply/mdf at least 3" wide with one face cut straight, draw a line down it 1 1/2" in from that edge back the fence well out of the way and cut down the line free hand to...

Green bin here as well, works out well for the winter months when its not full of hedge clippings and grass

Visit this site http://valrosewoodworks.homestead.com/m ... inter.html should tell you more than you need to set up, they are all much the same as each other HTH Allan

Hi Bob All it is is a 90 degree fence running on a guide bush fixed to a router table, even if you wobble it side to side its still at 90 as long as the work piece doesn't move, you just have to make sure the bush is installed bang on first time you set it up, will try taking a pic of it...

yep, either use some sort of sledge off the fence or if you can fit a bush to your plate make one of these pure magic for sliding dovetail housings Allan

Rutlands its £8.73 for a 4 foot length for either atm as long as you buy 4 Allan

25mm will work very well, just put some front to back support bracers slightly outside the plate edge, that will stop any dipping for years Allan

It's about 4 years old but hasn't done very much, probably had about 2 dozen sheets through it, then I had a Heart attack (not because of the saw) which has a tendency to slow you down a bit, so since then its not really done much apart from have stuff piled up on it, the top needs a good clean...

I'm thinking about getting rid of my saw as it takes up about a third of my shop and I'm finding I dont use it that much, if ever https://www.sitebox.ltd.uk/product/FOX_ ... volt-only/. I can do most of my cuts on the bandsaw but may indulge in a ts55 or similar, has anyone got any realistic...

Hi Chems. Have you had any problems at all over the last few months, Is it still going strong ? Allan

http://www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-ax ... rod362802/ Since putting this on my E/B Bas 316 its transformed it, drift is easily dealt with and its rock solid Allan

Have a look in Yellow pages under upholsterer and go to the nearest one, with the financial climate at the moment they will sell to anyone, Hmm... that didn't seem to come out right, but you know what I mean. Allan

Easyest way I can think of is to use foam, that way you don't need to web anything just board over the hole, then use recon foam or "crumb" which is like a foam version of chipboard, use a fairly firm grade about 2" thick with a 1" rap of something like CMHR40 over the top and down the sides...

Need a bit more info if you can m8. Is it going directly onto a solid seat like a pad and are the edges seen, if so what are you going to cover them with. Is it going to be fitted to a frame thats reccessed in to the chair frame. Are you planning on covering the whole seat area front to...

Tony, try making one of these, http://www.cgallery.com/smf/index.php?topic=15.0 you prob have most of the bits hanging around anyway, works for 100mm and vac pipes, only diff is the gap between the top and bottom. Allan

Hi Matt have a look at http://ccllindab.vph.co.uk/uploads/docu ... alogue.pdf LONG RADIUS PRESSED BENDS 90º page 13

Can you not assemble it as if it was a table saw, ie, bed down then fix stand to it then roll it over, most cast saws come face down when delivered so you can do just that, plus they are a lot heavier as well Allan

Many thanks, radius was the word I was looking for, was getting late :) Just trying to find out how far off a wall they would be if they had to go through the wall, with not very much space either side once again ta chaps Allan

It appears that corners are to be treated with caution when vent pipe is concerned, everywhere tells you to use either long 90 degree bends or 2 45's with a bit in the middle The diameter of a standard 150mm bend is 150mm. Anyone know what the diameter of a "long bend" is, or are they not...