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LOL, in your wildest dreams it is

Until you experience a £185 one for 6 months you will never know what to look for in a £1000 one, bit like buying a Ferrari before you pass your test then finding out you cant get your shopping in it

LOL, it does indeed, but I bet you would have loved one, all them decades back when you first started

£185 is not a lot of money for what you get, looks the same as the Lumberjack one, here's a vid of real life use, up to you to work out if it's going to do what you want it to do, if it lasts 12 months and you get work done it's a bargain

It's just a shame that they want £25 to deliver

Did you end up getting it ? £65 sounds good, I have an old Scheppach 1hp from 1992 in the shed and it still works like a dream, though it is from a time when they were still made in Germany

I have a Camvac and a really old Festool vac, the Festool is only ever used on a tracksaw and hand routing, both with separate cyclones, I'm a bit pushed for space so use a Triton benchtop PT the Camvac sorts this out using 2 motors, same with a small Dewalt table saw, Router table is 4" Camvac...

I would go for a 3 motor Camvac type and 4" hard pipe it to all fixed machines, only use flexy for the last few inches, cyclone right next to Camvac, pipe layout will be the problem if your thinking about it being put in the middle unless you can go up, if you don,t go hard pipe there's enough...

How big is your shop ?

You can if you put a short bit of flexy on the end of it

Hi Jon, the blade guide is Aluminium so no rust, It's a good bandsaw all bearings are readily available if needed, just don't crank down hard on any of the screws around the guide bearing adjusters as the housing will crack and they are no longer available, in an ideal world it needs a better...

If the saw is bolted to a bench ie not moved all over the place then try to use 40mm plumbing pipe

The picture Rob posted does not work, he even said it does not work, you need a HPLV vac type extractor, HVLP bag over bag type extractors only work with 100mm pipe or bigger, dropping one down to 36mm you would be hard pushed to empty an ash tray with it

https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/csg1c-air-staplegun/ https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/10mm-type-90-22-gauge-staples-pk5000/ Nice and cheap

Have you got a compressor, ? if so just go machine mart and get one of their cheap guns and run 71/10's through it, they are the most used standard for upholstery guns 71/6's for thin stuff, any compressor will power them, I think I still have one from the late 70's which needs new seals but I...

Did you know that if you order a silencer for an air rifle you have to do all that plus it has to be hand delivered by the shop that sold it , the mind boggles

Nothing to do with ply wood but I went to the handforth branch of B&Q and they had a young lad on a B&D workmate cutting up a great pile of soft wood to length with a very large hand saw, must have taken him all day, I bet he was good at it at the end

These are nice and cheap and very handy, https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/324707145007

Axminster do a couple of fences https://www.axminstertools.com/axminster-rip-fence-upgrade-100205?queryID=c8adc88b171d4ddc0cefdf3531454940 and https://www.axminstertools.com/axminster-small-rip-fence-upgrade-100257?queryID=52ed93876a85ffc438e1bd62b52d77cf Then top one is very good, although...