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No I’ve identified the problem is a small transformer the size of my fingernail cost me £350 for a company to send out an engineer only to inform me the part is unavailable atm so I’m stuck with a unusable machine What’s your problem

Your best buying a dewalt battery 18v blower I use it for everything and it’s brilliant for blowing dust off my clothes I use it to dry my car too

Use these from Screwfix there made for fixing flooring and they hold well and are hidden Tongue-Tite TX Countersunk Floorboard Screws 3.5mm x 45mm 200 Pack

Level floor Install Dpc membrane (visqueen) Install underlay Use engineered planks and just have a floating floor it’s the easiest way

Why do you need shims? Why can’t you just bed each end on a dryish why do you need shims ? Why can’t you just bed each end on mortar and level up ? Also 50mm is too small really you should be looking at something similar to the width of the lintel and 150mm long at each end 50mm is a very...

Avoid using any copy of batteries they often fail and can cause fires

I’ve got the Laguna 14bx and it’s well built and a great saw I’ve changed from a startrite 352 and it’s light years ahead in performance and very easy to set up

If you’re using a plastic tub make sure you fit a pressure release valve like this otherwise it will collapse check the link https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B093GSSST7/ref=cm_sw_r_oth_apip_nMyCRm8XFcmCU

https://www.axminstertools.com/media/publications/2015-00-cover.pdf

I’ve also just acquired the same machine and I’m looking for a good introductory course I’m in Rawtenstall lancashire I’ve heard Axminster tools do a good introductory course

You can use a pu glue it works fine and doesn’t dry very brittle like epoxy I use a 5 minute cartridge type to glue timber to sheet steel and it never fails

Thanks everyone I’m sorted

Brilliant thanks

Can someone please advise where is the best place to buy some sapele veneer to cover my speakers? Thanks Bobby

He sounds like he knows what he’s talking about the fact he’s going to edge them is a good sign he’s not cutting corners also mdf is actually harder than pine or tulip wood which is commonly used for face frames

Only use the correct adhesive ie stixall or similar! Silicone doesn’t always work

Don’t box it in ! I’ve installed a 150mm extractor fan in the room and exited it into my bedroom ceiling with just 10 minutes running my bedroom is really warm, I’m even toying with the idea of a remote switch so I can control it from my bed 😊

The dewalt 54v saws suffered big problems when using there own power adapter its a common problem

Look into light weight ply it’s specifically designed for this type of thing and if the edges aren’t up to scratch you can always edge them with some hardwood etc

If you’re using mdf you can use some pva around the rebate this also gives the door added strength and as it’s all mdf you won’t have problems with expansion etc