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jnw010 Could you post some pics of your door handle square bar additional joiner please.

katellwood OK, thanks, I will have to follow up on my order. The 2nd quote I mentioned previously arrived eventually but by that time I had placed an order againgst the original quote. Unfortunately I did not notice that the 2nd quote referrenced the same order number as the 1st - so I assume...

katellwood Did you order via Lidl/Kompernass?

Custard Yes it does - thanks. It was the reference to mdf to support a lift out tray that I could not follow. Now I see it in the pic of the box with the green lining.

Custard Could you please clarify the last paragraph of your second post with some pictures. Thanks

Exactly!

Pete Do you mean the IAN number? For this year's plunge saw it is 282495.

I have not had the revised quote to include the connector - and from what bracspin wrote, it won't be coming. So I have ordered the two sections of track as per the original quote - £10.54 = 11.50 Euros. They should be with me in about 2 weeks.

I recently bought an Incra T rule - the stainless steel rule of which is very thin to allow the marking of points and lines with a fine pencil. It is a little too delicate to leave it on the bench unprotected as you might do with a combination square. I have taken to placing it in the upturned...

From scratch, I would:- Adjust tension and tilt to get gullet in centre of top wheel. Set the fence parallel to mitre slot - if necessary loosen table bolts and turn table to compensate - I have had to enlarge bolt holes in trunnion to achieve this. Make a test cut and re-adjust table. When...

Track length 700mm. I assume they are only sold in sets of two.

Last Thursday I bought the Lidl Plunge Saw (PTSS 1200 B1) after reading various posts on this forum. Today I contacted the Service Hotline (0871 5000 720 - £0.10/minute) and asked if I could purchase extra track - I was transferred to Lidl's supplier (Kampernass) in Germany and they have...

I worked for a vehicle manufacturer and many years ago there would be regular bouts of fallout of cast iron dust from the factory extraction system. At that time the 'cure' was to wash your car using an oxalic acid solution. The issue arose again in about 2003 when roof repairs dislodged old...

+1 for wanting all the detail in the build. Fascinated by the post.

I don't know if any warranty is transferrable and even if it is you have to ask yourself if the 'used up' warranty period if worth the 6% and 0.2% of the saving. there is no guarantee that either machine has been fettled to good working order.

+1 for one 16mm bolt per leg.

Nice job.

+1 For the brackets ColeyS1 links o in his post. I used them for a floating shelf (albeit small) to display a sculpture.