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Good blades have always been the thing to aim for. More teeth, better the cut finish. I'm not sure about the anti kickback on this Erbauer plunge saw yet... It's only over the past 3~4 years I've become aware of "plunge saws" or "tracksaws"... with acquainting myself with woodworking videos...

Yes... all that was covered in the replies I got when I made my post for 'guidance/assistance' to help me in the direction I took - if I did buy one or the other 🙂. The R185CCSX wouldn't do for "fine" woodworking. Being 'multipurpose' saw blade did have some appeal. The Erbauer has shown to be...

🤔... you seem to have made some assumptions about 'me' and the *suggestion* I put forward to the OP... At 72, 73 next month, I don't have the £300~£400 + to spend on a tool *I* will not be using in a business - but in a Hobby/DIYer use. Also... if just starting with a *power* tool - as I...

Some time last year I posted for others advice for getting the Evolution circular saw with track bundle - because of price - OR a plunge saw... I was going to have to cur down a number of ply sheets. Received plenty of advice and went back to re-watch those YouTube videos from @petermillard ...

I've the Triton tpt125 and have little trouble with it. Get a bit of snipe but seems only if I allow the length of wood to lift up/be pushed down on entering the front roller. There are ways to eliminate as shown in some YouTube videos. My only regret is that (as far as I'm aware) you have to...

You may well be seeing their email address as the sender. However what you're seeing isn't. If your on your computer and put the cursor to view the 'details' you'll most likely see a load of gobbledegook characters. If on a tablet or phone and do the same you'll see the same. If you use (try for...

I've had a Gmail account for some time and don't recall ever getting any spam to it. I don't use it that often but still no spam.

...<snip>... @J-G Not sure if we've a slight misunderstanding... MailWasher Pro let's you preview the emails *before* download. So you can see which are already known to be Spam as well as the legitimate emails. You can also see/select those yet to be defined as Spam or any unwanted emails...

Good to see a recommendation for another capable email client that does as you state... As does and can MailWasher Pro. Also on multiple computers along with a mobile version - which ive yet to give a try. I'd guess there are also others that do likewise these days - they all pretty much follow...

I use a program called MailWasher Pro, have done for years and highly recommend it. Set up to pre-check/review mail before downloading. Any known Spam it marks for deletion. Any you don't want you either set as Spam and delete or just delete. *The very best part of it is that you can set to...

Have you tried a Google search for 'oak suppliers in Cornwall uk' ? I get around 9 come up.

I need to find one after a cheapy chop/mitre saw packed up - originally from Homebase about 20 years ago. Fi e for what I needed back then. I keep getting Evolution mitre saws in my feed - and emails after signing up to them when looking for further information on them. Prices appear quite...

You'll be surprised how quickly it happens 😎😉

You haven't collected enough other stuff then - yet. Give it time... 😎

Ditto.

Or pocket in the apron I'm wearing...

I used to work 12 hour shifts, rotating 4 days on 4 off - working day AND night shifts. Some shifts became 13 hours... some 11 because of the time change. Never been able to accept the reason for the change and can not see why the hour can't be split to 30 minutes and kept that way. There are...

Exactly what I've thought for the last few years. Gets my vote.

Don't know if this link will help you decide if cutting for pen blanks would be worth your while at £3 each for a 6" × ¾" square piece from here: https://shop.exotichardwoods.co.uk/english-boxwood-pen-blank.html Probably more worth your while trying to estimate the number of from X piece of...

Hi @Will Dutson - and welcome from a woodwork hobbyist in Somerset. Frome to be precise. Not doing as much as I'd like to be doing even though retired.