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So now i've got the tools, a Bandsaw, Lathe and Dust extractor.... i need some tips After inheriting a Union Graduate lathe plus tools from my Dad i spent the past few weeks ruining some perfectly good blanks which came with it. So now, after i have familiarised myself with the machine and how...

picked up the band saw from Swanley, no drama with loading it really, just removed the stand and it stood up in the van so only had to lash it down, Tidy, i even managed to buy his little SIP extractor off him as well for an extra £40 so I'm happy. He also has a very decent looking Scheppach...

#-o am i really that transparent?....

its a SWB Transporter so plenty of room, i'll have to measure the saw but i'm guessing it will have to lay down, i've got loads of straps and lashings as i'm often moving motorbikes around and you can never have too many of them, (straps i mean not bikes) makes sense to have it on its back with...

thanks for your input, i really appreciate it. i just called the fella and i'll be collecting it later today from Swanley, any advice on transportation? i'll have to lay it down to get it into my van so i guess i'll be taking off the table and the base but do i need to be supporting anything on...

Thanks for that, i just hope theres nothing wrong with it

Hi everyone, i am quite new to the wood turning but have recently found a constant supply of decent planks so need a bandsaw to cut them up, i've seen this on on Ebay and have had an offer of £300 accepted for collection ASAP so just thought i'd run it by you kind chaps for your opinion...