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Can I buy these? I don’t have a 3D printer I’m afraid.

Just wondered if anyone used these and how they compare to 3m ceramic discs? I’ve ordered a couple of packs of 10 from ebrasives to try them out

Many thanks

Many thanks for the reply, I guess it makes sense to stick with Festool, good info on the rip blade thank you.

That makes sense, thank you. I’ve renewed the splinter guard on the Makita track and done a few cuts on plywood - very impressive with the standard blade. Thanks for the reply.

Quick question for those using the TS55 F, received mine yesterday from Axminster tools and very impressed! Was thinking I may need a 1.8mm kerf Universal blade and just wondered if you recommend sticking with festool blades or could recommend a cheaper third party blade that gives a similar...

Helping my son, daughter in law and grand kids who have just moved into their new house. Main problem is lack of storage so after flooring out part of their attic and fitting a loft ladder I got started on our granddaughters room. I ripped out her built in wardrobe and built a 4 drawer cabinet...

I was in the same boat, contacted a few people selling on Facebook MP but as soon as I said I wanted to see it working it all went quiet! I ended up buying new with all the attachments and cutters from Axminster tools and have it hooked up to a basic shop vac. It’s a brilliant tool which I...

The 0.1mm was just an example of ease instead of reaching for height gauges, knowing 1 segment will give 0.25mm will be just fine for micro adjustments on a router table.

One full turn is a gnats whisker over 1.5mm so with 6 equal segments each segment turn will give 0.25mm (give or take a Gnats whisker!)

Thanks Peter, I have one of those which I currently use but it would be much easier to micro adjust the height using an index ring (something like 1 index mark = 1/10mm etc), thanks anyway.

Thanks for your reply, I’ll have a play and see what I can come up with. Thinking about it, it would probably be easier to fix the indexing ring to the actual socket with a positive mark or line on the router plate.

Hi all, hope this finds you well. I have a Rutlands router table, motor and lift, unfortunately it does not come with a indexed measuring ring on the lift (stupid, I know!) so for fine adjustment on the lift (up and down) it’s a bit of a guess or I have to keep using height gauges. i found...

First post. I live in Lincolnshire and I’m retired. I’ve enjoyed working with wood all my life. I have a small workshop (garage) which is freezing at the moment!!! I’ve had a go at most things including wood turning, cabinet making, carving etc. I have a good collection of machines and...