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I have a dewalt dvw902m and using a cyclone, 38mm inner hard pipe and 38 mm flex connected to the tool with blast gates at the moment and The hose that came with the extractor has an inner bore of 35 mm. The cyclone has 50mm Ports I was thinking of upgrading the main run to 50mm hose and 50mm...

I put this together It automatically switches extractor on and also can activate with a remote both with a 10 second delay off. I’m in the process of making my whole extraction system automatic, opening blast gates when activate a tool.

For sound proofing use 100mm Rockwool Flexi Slab Acoustic Insulation 1.2m x 600mm - 4.32m2 | Roofing Superstore® I used to install sound proof rooms and enclosures this is what was used. Leave the rockwool exposed or put perforated sheet material on the inside of the housing, it will help absorb...

You can use one of these https://www.amazon.co.uk/YETOR-Household-Appliances-Electrical-Equipment/dp/B07S9RF4VZ Connect the input from plug and output to the motor just replace the NVR altogether as these switches act as a NVR anyway. ie power failure to the relay and it switches off and won’t...

I agree, I use a cutting table and parallel guides I made, then use a MFT. Also use rail square to square up ends of full sheets after cutting roughly 10mm off the factory edge for say cladding studwork ect.

I used a Bosch gta 2500 mitre saw bench And some aluminium extrusion for portability MFT router table I made this clamp that locks in to the 20mm holes it’s like a stem of a old bike I intend to make cam clamps like these @Mickjay done here MFT Table Best Accessories

This is the one I used https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2pcs-Aluminium-T-Track-Slot-Miter-Slider-for-Woodworking-Table-Saw-Router-Tools-/143598078082?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49292 It’s has the same slot as most mitre block tracks on table saws and router tables. I also used these...

Sounds like your going beyond the adjusters on the underside of the saw you need to stop about 150mm from the end of the rail as the adjuster keeps the saw Parallel to the guide.

I had thought about the joiner bar and it would definitely work and save drilling a tapping(I broke a tap🤬) and grinding the slotted block. For me it saved me so dosh as I needed the slotted block profile for another project and still have another 1m for more projects.

With the 225 profile inserted the cutting bushes in the end these take the m12 hole to m8. On the striking plate the 8mm hole were countersunk to suit 2 m8 screws. The 4 mm hole tapped to m5 for a cap headed bolt turned on a lathe to suit the rail. I have ordered some nylon m5 bolts as...

8040 swivel bearing SKU 3842532209 Swivel Bearings - Joint Connections - BR Range X2 M8 clamping leaver SKU 3842516847 Clamping Lever M8x40 200mm BR 4080 10mm slot aluminium profile with D17VD17V drilling to suit swivel bearing 225mm BR 4080 10mm slot aluminium profile 40 X 80L...

I opened up the extractor today to disconnect the alarm and found that the clear vacuum pipe was kinked fixed that and has stopped the alarm for now anyway.

I think if it had a dedicated router for it and was always set up I would definitely use it a lot. I watched the vid again (seen last year some point) there a good features I forgot about too. The twin fence to make grooves on edge of door for intumescent strip and drop seals.

Trend rebrand some M power tools https://www.trend-uk.com/en/UK/productlist/3/268/combination_router_base.html Not used one myself but it does look like it could be useful especially as the edge trimmer

Yes I have made a long bolt to adjust the router up and down. This product is available Router Raizer that I loosely based mine on. Here’s YouTube vid with it fitted on a elu router that is basically the 625

Your welcome gents During my initial research I came across this pre made bracket. https://www.boschrexroth.com/product-link?cat=Assembly-Technology-Catalog&p=g311480&c=XC&lang=en It’s a tad more expensive than making the brackets but definitely would look neat Curt

You could use a silicone hose elbow to turn the hose up and over your shoulder like I did for my router https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/festool-of1010-dust-port-adapter.128603/

Thanks Matt I’m gonna disconnect mine. Just thought it was because I use it with a cyclone hard pipe and blast gates. It can definitely drive you crazy

Forgot to mention that the hinge side is self height adjusting aswell as having a lock and that the pivot is tight enough in the brass collars to hold its self almost vertical until it hits the track clamping bolt

Hi Peter The pivot is a Bosch Rexroth swivel bearing. https://www.aluminium-profile.co.uk/80-swivel-bearing-3842532209 The angles are cut and drilled by myself to suit these sliders. https://www.aluminium-profile.co.uk/slider-kjn530329 I ground down this slide block then drilled and tapped it...