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The TS200 is certainly looking tempting and at only 69kg it should be relatively easy to move anyway. I did wonder if anybody ever felt the 60mm depth of cut was a limitation? Also, can you remember how it was delivered? It is still snowing pretty badly around here and trying to move it in one...

Looking for a new tablesaw (my Triton then EZ Smart system were both sold on for varying reasons). I was set on the TS200, however I am moving home next year and the portability of the GTS10 started to seem like a good idea (although its not a necessity - I only do home woodworking). I was...

Given the current retail price, I was beginning to think £325 was a bit steep!!

Selling my Hitachi C9U2 saw - I was given a smaller cordless Makita recently and don't need the cutting capacity of the big Hitachi. The saw is in reasonably good condition but is used - never commercially however. The saw works perfectly, the only damage is where an old blade bit into the...

Using Interparcel it seems it could be as low as £10-20. Now that isn't bad. Question for blister - does the saw come with the legstand - they are going new with the legstand for around £400 at the moment.

Just when I am in the market for a new table saw!!! Unfortunately, I am based near Newcastle and Rotherham is still a long way from here. Any idea if it could be taken by courier?

Open to offers...

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The saw is good and I hoped it would be able to replace my table saw but it just can't cope with 2" thick hardwood. I don't really use sheet stock much - about once a year at most. If nobody wants the full kit, I'll let you know.

Hi Considering selling my EZ Smart SGS-100 rail setup with the EZ Square. This includes: 2 x 50" Guide Rails Anti-Splinter edges for both rails Smartbase for Circular Saws (up to around 9") Anti-Splinter Inserts for Smartbase (4 On Rail and 4 Off Rail Inserts) 2 Smart Clamps 1 Set of Rail...

AVG for me and CCleaner once a month to fix my mistakes. I do have other anti-spyware software installed but only use it if I think something is wrong.

For me, pencil and paper is the quickest way to quickly get an idea out of my head and into a format that I won't forget. I also find it easier to deal with organic shapes and curves (although a lot of my design involves square, chunkier furniture). Where SU/CAD comes in, for me, is in...

I would say splitting the forums would result in less traffic for both. As others have said, there's nothing to stop people posting about design issues rather than CAD/SU issues but users obviously want/need to discuss SU and CAD.

Definitely the larger base. I have a Hitachi C9U2 (also a 9 1/4" saw) and have had the Triton - the Triton was a much heavier beast and the Hitachi needs the large base. Also, I think plenty of saws can handle cutting straight (like my Hitachi).

The lathe is £169 at Rutlands. Even in as new condition, I wouldn't pay over £120 for the lathe alone as a second hand purchase. With the chuck, and at £150, I would agree you may get interest, but not at £200.

So my second week of evening class is now over and I actually have something I'm willing to show people!!! Even if SWMBO had to be told three times what it was. It's my first fully finished turning - I'm just wish I'd bought a lathe now instead of my EZ smart!!! :(

In my old job (as a chaffeur in France) I tasted some wines that sold for almost £100 a bottle. It did taste better than a £4 bottle but not 25 times better (at least not to my palate...)

Out of interest - what advantage do these two have over a normal dust mask with replaceable filters and a pair of goggles or safety specs? I would be interested as I use a 3M 7503 reusable mask with normal specs which costs me about £25 total. I've always looked at the Trend (amongst others)...

For a new mitre saw at under £200 - I would go non-sliding. If you look second hand though you will find a good slider at that price. It may just take a few weeks of watching EBay and the like.

Sketch Up is more than capable of photoreal renderings - given the right plugins. And given the ease of use and the low cost compared to AutoCad/3DS Max/Solidworks etc. I think it allows everyone to start using their PC's to design their woodworking.