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My version of the same thing made a while back ;-)

You appear to be replying to a post aimed at the original poster, not you ;-)

There must have been a change of supplier, yours looks more like the Parkside (Lidl) version Mine has an inset round the blade, and the fence is rock solid and in one piece I assume you have removed the guard & riving knife assembly ?

Thanks for that I was ahead of you there, I have read several articles on it and it appears that it may be just what I needed Looking forward to trying some

Many thanks much appreciated Funny how these things lead one to another, I checked the Axminster version which is £11.56 plus £1 postage But had a google, and found one listed on ebay and checking the supplier find its about 11 miles from me and I must have passed it many a time without...

Not sure if they have changed the fence or the original manufacturer over time but I have an Aldi table saw and the fence on mine is much longer Mine is 19 1/4" long (the alli part) and goes past the end of the blade by a distance Unless you have a different saw to mine I think you are...

Sorry one question I forgot to ask Is sanding sealer clear ? or coloured ?

Thank you both Looks like I will be trying some out :-)

That is no doubt part of my problem The sanding sealer may help in that regard Are all sanding sealers equal ? or is one better than another ?

My main problem with danish oil is that it colours, its okay for some things but not all Sometimes I just want the same natural colour to remain but be sealed, gloss or not as the case may be Plus the drying time with oil is way to long, even when wiped on but dunking takes an age to dry

Thanks for that, I confess sanding sealer is not something I have used before I will have a look out for some and give it a try Main aim is to seal but I can see using sanding sealer and then such as lacquer will probably do what I want, the lacquer will show on the main surfaces

Indeed and have used them all and still do when the situation allows it But you can't on fine scroll sawed work with small cuts, you can't easily get in them I thought it would be a question without an answer but thought I would try anyway

A random question I usually finish scroll sawed items with varnish if possible, or spray lacquer But either can be a pain to get into all the nooks and crannys Anyone found anything better? Anything that could be dipped? it would of course need to be suitably thin so as not to leave runs...

Thats odd, I have only ever come across two main types of blades, U shank and T shank Apart from the shank (most are T shank) each has a variety of different types, wood metal, ceramic etc And we used to sell them, so am unsure what make you refer to that has their own pattern of blades

Okay thanks, my misunderstanding then

Every time I am directed to pinterest I am asked to sign in, so I assumed they were selling otherwise why do you need to sign in ?

Are the patterns in pinterest not for sale? ie you have to pay to get the download? There are hundreds if not thousands on Steve Goods site have you looked there http://www.stevedgood.com/catalog/

Thats a better idea than being mounted on a plastic guard which is brittle in itself, a small amount of pressure and it cracks

The Aldi badged pillar drill may be different but on my Titan and several others I have seen the depth stop is attached to the guard The attached shows a Scheppach but basically the same as the Titan

Looks remarkably like my Titan Re the depth stop, I didn't use it on mine but as I said earlier the guard split and I removed it hence no depth stop any more, no loss for my usage Re the hand vice, mine didn't come with one, so I bought one at a boot sale, I don't secure it to the table as I...