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Thanks all. After reading about how Rutland's censor their reviews and after hearing about the general poor quality of Dakota kit I am resolved to buy the Trend set.

Hi, I am wondering whether to buy the 39 piece Dakota bit set from Rutlands or the Trend Snappy TH2 set? My thoughts - The Trend is probably more pro and durable but includes a few bits I'll probably never need - The Dakota has forstner bits and has a nice case for mounting on a wall Any...

and I guess a corollary is: if I can't access the router's depth set from above with the Dakota table, is there still a point in choosing it over, say, the Makita?

At first I was thinking of getting the Bosch RP2301 (3612C successor) but then I read that the Triton 1/2" router was THE router for a table. Apparently bits can be changed above table and the depth can be set from the underneath of the router as well. Question is, is this feature compatible...

Thanks guys. You see, prior to deciding on my list I read a lot of table saw vs band saw forum post and it seemed most people preferred a table saw! I have a track saw but quite fancied being able to make easy, accurate, repeatable on the TS200 as in 95% of the online videos and forum posts...

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After much deliberation I have decided to set up a small woodshop to make small items of furniture for my own and my family's amusement, things like beds for our children, picture frames, bookshelves, toys etc. I already have: EB HC260C P/T A v. cheap compound mitre saw Jigsaw EurkeaZone Track...

D'oh! Sorry. For some reason I'd got it into my head you were talking about the PK200. Apologies again. OK. If that saw is better than the Jet I'll get that one. I have a track saw for panels so it's no problem that it's not accurate for the bigger stuff.

Hi! Thanks all for replying. I can't find this saw at that price?

What confuses me, for example: - This saw doesn't have a cast iron surface, while Axminster's budget table saw does - isn't this a bit odd? - The blurb states 16A may be required? I'm sure I'll only have the standard 13A supply - but how do I know if I require 16A or if 13 will suffice? - There...

Hi, I can see that, sorry I should have said so. I was looking for forum users' opinions because I can't respond to those reviews with requests for clarification.

Hi, I'm having trouble finding reviews of the above saw, a Jet JTS 315. Does anyone here own this saw? Is it accurate and useful? I would want to use it mainly with timber (not sheet goods) for projects like building beds, toys, picture frames, cupboards, boxes etc. Thanks!

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Hmm. Thanks! But - I have heard of dealer discounts all the same - on these hallowed boards! :-)

I'm about to buy a Domino + the systainer of dominos - would members let me know what the best price for this in summer 2011 is and where it is to be had? MANY THANKS! :)

Yes I think that's what's on my P/T Roger. Did it likely not come that way?

Yes I think that's what's on my P/T Roger. Did it likely not come that way?

Very useful to know, knappers. Anyone else care to offer anecdotal evidence in support of the NVD750 being able to do both jobs?

I don't have the funds for that. :? As I understand it the NVD750 will do both?