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That was indeed my point also ;-) I like Marmite but hate spirals, I find no enjoyment in using them I prefer to scroll saw rather than spend most of the time changing snapped blades and sanding afterwards Not to mention the cost of them (ie at least 4 spirals to one flat blade)

Its not but it was a great find early on and have used it ever since A wealth of information on his site plus a very useful stencil printer and various other useful utilities

I am not having that ! I like Marmite ;-)

I would agree with you, the modern lights are way to bright and can blind you I try not to drive at night but sometimes you have to and on a recent 200 mile drive back it was dreadful, how many cars blinded you Then there are those who don't put any lights on at all despite the road...

As you say must be an early model, not seen one like that But although Proxxon are well regarded, the comment I see most from users is that the pinless blade change is fiddly so perhaps you are not missing much anyway ;-) Mine's almost same as this one same model number, but the tension knob...

The DSH 2 had blade clamps that take both and tightened with pinless with a T bar wrench which clips on the side

A better way to get tight corners with pinned blades is to use a good quality blade such as Pegas, chalk & cheese compared to the standard pinned blades

Thats odd as the Proxxon has clamps that take both pinned and pinless, has somebody changed them?

We tried one a few years back, no effect at all Stop up holes, lay poison in out of the way places on runs if possible Keep food contained and and crumbs etc tidied up The usual attraction is food, take away the food and they don't bother

Like the song ;-)

This is apparently a steam punk lamp Waste of a plane if you ask me £40 if you are interested !!

Perhaps I am missing something here? Its an upside down jigsaw for quite a lot of money Buy a cheaper jigsaw (which have limited uses anyway) and screw it to an offcut and clamp it to the workbench What am I missing? Additionally I now see the item doesn't even include a jigsaw ! As to...

a further thought Plastic membrane to outer wall of van, fit liner, drill hole enough to use expanding foam to fill the void Plastic will stop it sticking to the metal wall of the van, cut off extruded foam at edges

I have forgotten what my saw looks like with the assorted jobs I have been given over the last week Shopping and taxi'ing for the most part And its *my* fault *I* didn't get an iceberg lettuce, whilst with wife and daughter in two supermarkets yesterday ! You can't win can you ;-) Merry...

A very merry Christmas to one and all Thank you to the forum members and admins, its been enlightening being part of it and would say its been the best forum I have joined in many a long moon Much appreciate the diverse nature of posts and the help given in 2017 May 2018 bring you and...

Thank you , yes he is talented , takes after his dad and in turn our mum I wish I could paint so well

He is also a self taught wood carver This was carved from the top of a bed post

I had a visit earlier from a nephew who kindly gave me an early Christmas present of one of his paintings Its from an original photo he took up in Lerwick Shetland whilst scattering my brothers ashes So very special in several ways

Yes fully aware the AWFS18 is a clone of the Hegner As I said my comment was just my opinion of one machine, not a slight on Hegners in general, to repeat myself, it was just to say that even so called upper end machines can have their problems (so why not try a cheapie first) Whilst its just...

I looked into this a while back but didn't as yet get to try it out Lots if videos on you tube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50uXPPt8-VI