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Looks very similar to my table saw and a good bet that it was made by Mao Shan in Taiwan. I have upgraded mine very successfully and find that it does everything I could ever need. https://www.maoshan.com/products.php?class=1

I never knew Infinity had a UK site! The only time I have purchased their bits has been when I am on a trip to the US. I purchased a flush-trim bit that has been fantastic.

If you can find someone with a 3D printer then you can design a custom adapter by going to this link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3819146 And hitting the 'open in customizer' link on the right or even better, download the files and run customizer on your own PC...

I am sure that loads of people will have had the email - but Yandles has out sent the following: The next batch price is mad - increases are going to be a thing for a while it seems

My line of work (IT) is seeing massive shortages - up to 10 months in some cases. So not just bandsaws.....

Available from Axminster if you are happy paying a 'little extra'

I purchased one of these on ebay: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/233450509816 Nicely made and very flexible rubber hose. The retractable mechanism makes it a pleasure to use and 20m is long enough to go down my drive and over the road...

I have to be honest and say that I can not remember, but I am almost sure that it was less than £15 Someone has them on Amazon for a bit over £18

Hard to be 100% certain - but that looks like the same gun just without the stand? £3.99 - well worth a try

I have the Lidl 'wireless' glue gun - I think the model number is PHP500. Works well enough and comes with interchangable nozzels and a stand which provides electrical connection to heat up. You can connect the cable directly into the gun itself if you need to glue large areas and have it...

I have a fairly old contractor-style table saw that came with a crude bracket system for mounting a router in the left-wing. Has worked perfectly with the Triton for the past three years. I had to drill my own access hole for the above table adjustment but apart from that, it was not too much...

I had seen this on Axminster and thought of a possible retrofit - but it seems only able to handle 1.5hp induction motors. https://www.axminstertools.com/kedu-kjd17b-nvr-switch-230v-1ph-102532

This might be worth watching I use the Incra V120 and have found it to be very accurate and well made. Not as pretty as some of the newer Bangood models though

Thank you Doug71 and Ttrees - have some reading/watching to do Did not think of looking on Amazon - big saving and yes they do appear to be the same

Hoping someone can provide feedback on these: https://www.rutlands.com/sp+routing-router-tables-lifts-wheel-sets-workbench-and-machinery-castor-set-with-lift-rutlands+r9020 I am looking to put them onto a heavy workbench (150kg) and they seem to be fairly well made. Can anyone confirm?

At my local B&Q yesterday I found this small battery-powered LED work light complete with a rotating magnetic stand. At just under £6 I thought it worth a try as a possible cheap light on my bandsaw. All I can say is WOW - fantastic for the price. The stand rotates 360 around the body with...

I have a red Makita finishing sander purchased back in 2013. Overall the build quality is quite good and it seems to be fairly bulletproof having worked without issue for all these years. I would guess the advantage might be in having spares and accessories available for a good while where some...

Removing the fence is very easy - one turn of the locking handle and it slides out of its dovetails. I think that you are talking about 30 seconds work.

I make it about 98cm to the top of the fence brackets - they stand about 4cm above the fence.

The above is the magic equation - the cost of acquisition vs the utilization. However, I do find that if the stand-alone machine is available then it is likely to be used vs setting something up and the parts being in a drawer somewhere. One day when I hit the jackpot I will have every...