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Mick, can you spare your faulty one? Postage paid, of course. Thanks.

Have you tried the UK Men's Sheds? I've not joined or used it, but heard wonderful things about them.

Thanks gregmcateer and sunnybob. Amazing stuff.

Have you worked it out yet? Let us know!

That's very good to put it outside. I have a Jet extractor, with a micro filter. I'm struggling with the noise issue more than the dust. An air filter will help pick up the micro particles, but I don't have anywhere to move the extractor outside of the workshop. If you come across anything...

Do check noise levels. It seems the cyclones are noisier than the standard dust extractors - even if they have induction motors. If you look at Axminster, they rate some of their cyclones at xxdB (at 3m), because they don't sell well due to the noise they make. If you work alone, it's fine with...

I remember my uncle using a bigger version of this fretsaw: https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from ... 1&_sacat=0 It had a mitre table, and cut well in skilled hands. He used it before the days of Hegner.

Do you mean the heavy fretsaws?

These tear out very easily. Why don't you go for the Molly type?

Why not use a Nail gun or staple gun? (Compressor type)

£2.99 delivered here: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/332094033082

Understood, thanks!

Is there any reason why this has to be a 750 - 900v capacitor. Wouldn't a 305v capacitor of the same value (1uF) work too?

Sorry, the Ryobi is no longer available in the uk as far as I can see.

Same question myself. I had an axminster hobby floor standing one, but it used belts to change speeds, and accuracy could have been better. I am currently looking for something much smaller, possibly the Bosch bench drill, which is small, but looks like it will do a better job. Have you...