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Jim, - have you tried their formal complaints process? It is a bit of a PITA but often results in a higher level sort out and a £30 credit to your account.

I'm perfectly aware of the difference between the two. I've highlighted to the OP a cost and space effective solution that works given his outlined intended usage.

No Mike they’re not just vacuum cleaners, far from it. They also filter down to 0.3 micron which is reasonably respectable.

If space is tight and you don't do masses of thicknessing in one go and/or you don't mind more frequent emptying then one of these will do the job: https://www.dm-tools.co.uk/product.php/ ... Aewumj7Q2w It's what I use from my thicknesser (different colour/badge) and it does a decent job. I've...

John, - I think that looks pretty good. Is that the ‘front’ view? If so what’s the side profile? Same again or flat? As has been said knock one up from some cheap timber and see what it looks like.

Do you read much fiction Bob? You certainly can write it.

If it was on a bit of kit that might have cut my fingers off I wouldn’t have done it! #-o #-o

Oh goody I thought. Always fancied one of those. Then I saw the price! :shock: :shock: Wonder if it's possible to get a new block and fit it to an old machine?

I used a remote control socket and bypassed the NVR and it worked fine. Trouble is I can't remember exactly what I did although it can't have been difficult if I did it! My NVR had two pairs of coloured wires and I think it was just a case of connecting one set of these together hence bypassing...

...... your choice of free gift!!!! Either a Stanley Bailey No 3 or a 4 1/2 (see photos below). The No 3 is as far as I'm aware totally original and complete with box. The 4 1/2 doesn't have it's original iron and it is a bit short so not many sharpenings left. I know distance/collection is...

KS 60 E-Set. Axminster for £591 plus a £50 festool voucher (downloadable from festool website) giving a grand total of £541.26 I do need one and I can justify it! :D

I agree, - it's a complete load of unwashed testicles (until I saved a shed load of cash on the Kapex I just bought!). :D :D :D

Please let me know if I can help in any way! :D

Firstly, - if it's against your better judgement then why? If you prefer laminate then surely go for that? I've fitted a few oak worktops (purely DIY not a fitter) and have always sourced them from worktop express. Never had an problem with quality but I understand they have very good customer...

Metric version. Includes cutters (80, 120, 128 and 140, - all 8 mm). Mounting adaptor 702R/711 (used in Axminster white half inch router). Collet reducer (half inch to 8 mm). Some muppet :oops: caught one of the fingers by removing the router before it had stopped and there's damage to one...

Steve, - looking forward to your reports of the quality of MDF smoked haddock! What's the best way of dealing with the saltiness?

Price reduced.

I've made a couple of pieces in oak with wenge inlay. I think they go very well together. Looking forward to seeing more.

Shame you can't buy one until January! Supplier related issue I believe. I'm very interested in one but as far as I'm aware they're not even in the shop to have a play with yet.

Paul, I've only ever used 'bog standard' (i.e. cheap!) compound but I have played with the consistency to try and stop if flowing too far. There are some designed for deeper (up to 50 mm) use but I've no idea what that's like. I think if you use smaller quantities and trowel and/or straight...