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I bought one last October, and it is brilliant, as you say you get what you pay for. It is expensive but it is an excellent bit of kit. Light to use and dust free. At the time the cheapest place I could find was Rest Express. I got the System 1 deal with pads included. I didn't however get their...

Good price?

depends what you want the saw for, is that one not more for ripping down bigger stuff? better home workshop size is ags I would have thought. someone will be along in a moment who knows what to look for. Nathan

Formica is crazy money per sheet, would solid plastic be better? Nathan

I'm lookin for kiln dried waney edge timber, any suggestions within a reasonable distance of Carmarthen. Thanks Nathan

My current edgebander is giving up, so i'm looking for a new one. Looking at something like a Virutex EB35. Has anyone used one or got any other suggestions? I've never been that keen on Axminster, but they do one at about the same price point (£7000 ish) with additional buffing unit. Any help...

Lightweight mdf isn't a huge difference in weight. Once hung 25mm normal will be fine.

looks like a lot of money for an ags, but seems like any wadkin that is 240v goes silly. Nathan

I haven't seen that before, thanks. Pretty incredible. Hate to be in charge of moving it anywhere. Nathan

blum do unsprung hinges, no need to modify them. the blumotion ones can have the soft close turned off. blum website will tell you more. all kinds of opening angles available

well done sir

very interesting ty

very interesting, I wonder if the lad counted how many clips round the ear he no doubt had over the years?

just had a look at it on the bay. for that money I think you could do better. look at the fence on it. although he does say it has a 10 foot blade which could be handy!

wonderful

Just spent the last 3/4 hr looking at that. some nice work in there. lovely house and some nice bike pics. thanks for posting nathan

making a vacuum setup has been on my to-do list for ages. looking on e-bay there are several vacuum pumps on there, are there certain specifications that are needed? or would any of them do the job?

no problems

If nobody on here comes up with a solution ( sorry I don't have one ) get on the Canadian woodworking forum, they have a fair bit of wadkin knowledge on there and love the big machines. Saying that Wallace et al may be along to help out in a minute

nice and neat. I think we'd all like bigger pictures though. i'm about to knock up some storage for router cutters, spindle tooling and drill bits, pictures give me the kick up the a r se I need. I like you am rocking a triton in my router table, they're not the most sophisticated, but plenty...