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Roy Open forum please m8, this would be a great help for all Sip, Axy and Fox owners, even the Sip tech staff dont know how to do it Allan

Cheers Chris My main concern was if the spring on the longer dogs was to far down that they would fall out if pushed down below the surface with the bench only being 60mm thick, Iv never used or seen a dog close up before so all very new to me Allan

i'm just starting to make a new bench for hand tool usage and need some round dogs, The Veritas dogs and pups seem popular on here, anyone got any idea which I should be using, my bench is 60 mm thick softwood, don't know if thats anywhere near standard if in fact there is a "standard" with...

Freud FT2200VCE, more power than you will ever need and a lot cheaper than most, had an older one under my table for the past 4 years and never had a problem Allan

I think you may find that the cyclone has to be on the machine side of the extractor so that stuff seperates before it hits the fan, also unless your using at least 2hp its not going to seperate any more than its already doing, it will appear to be doing something in as far as big bits will drop...

If you have a machinemart local take the compressor with you and the nail gun, their both light enough, they will be only too happy to sort you out, not everything they sell is over the top Allan

Iv never had any problems allowing for drift on my axi fence, thats what the four bolts through the top are for Allan

If you go into most pubs/clubs that have deep buttoned seating backs they are 99% of the time 2" combustion modified high resilience foam stuck down to ply or mdf sheet with one inch holes drilled through the foam for the buttons to sit in, if you go much deeper with the foam it tends to go sort...

ebay sometimes has some good cheap ones like this one http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Axeminster-Silent ... 1c186c40a5 I got one that came from a dentists a few years back, only cost £70 hth Allan

Welcome to the forum Harold, You got any pictures ? Allan

If you stuff the plastic bag up into the extractor first then wrap the edges round the lip it holds itself up and the clips go on real easy, then just pull it down and your done Allan

Hows about, if you remove the filter from the extractor and connect a pipe that fits where the filter fits, then get hold of a plastic bin with lid, cut a hole in the lid so the pipe can go through it, drill some holes around the top of the bin so the air can get out and then put 2 foot of water...

Dan, How much room will you have around the extractor when you get it and its in place ? Allan

You cant, its not possible to heat up the amount of air your extracting as fast as its going out. Allan

Have you seen this one http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWAX:IT Its a bit of a distance from you, but hey they are getting harder to get lately, there was one on last week that was like brand new, went for over £500. Allan

Cheers Dave, thats cleared a few things up. Allan

Hmmm, Is it just me or has the OP gone walkabout. Allan

Its in issue 109 page 88

Theres no slot on the bottom of the base plate, so hows it going to work ?

Cant see the Dewalt D23650K running on a standard Dewalt rail, you best check on that before you buy one. Allan