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Hi the diameter of the Katsu motor unit is 65 mm. The model reference is - MOD NO. 101748. The power input is rated at 710W.

The threat of a Small Claims Court Action for recovery of your costs is likely to get a better response from the contractor.

This arrangement could be used.

Hi Pallet Fancier. Try renewing fuse and check for corrosion. It does sound as though a capacitor is failed or disconnected. You could try rotating an installed disc on a hard surface and while it moves in the normal direction pull the trigger. Doing this should overcome a duff capacitor and...

Hi Steve I have used Trend T3 and T4 routers for about 25 years. The detachable body is ideal for hand carving work. My use is handheld or mounted in an overhead frame. The build quality is OK considering the initial cost and spares are readily available. Hope this helps.

Hi for your overhead routing frame have a look at the Trend T4 router. The tool body has a collar fixing that can be detached from the normal plunge base.

Hi. The tool looks like a carpenters pincer. The main use was removing nails by gripping the nail shaft and using the radius area of the jaws as a rolling fulcrum to extract the nail with minimum distress to the contacted wood surface. The removal process was started using the V section at the...

To avoid a climbing cut the router tool should move in the same direction as the bit cutter as it engages the timber.

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If you have concerns regarding the Katsu power switch you could try a foot operated switch similar to this. the foot switch is from Ebay UK for about £8.00

At no point would I consider that you are at fault in the manner in which this topic has moved. You presented it to an audience which will have mixed views concerning our society and it would seem that at the very least you had an inkling that your sentiments would not appeal to everyone. At...

In a very similar manner to yourself I have respect for the Prince. Perhaps this respect could be maintained if you as the author generated and additional post with a slightly modified title incorporating your sadness and requesting others with a similar views to post their dismay at his passing...

This forum gives a notification as follows - "For non-woodworking related topics - Yes I know it's scary though but there is life outside woodworking". This statement should be sufficient to allow for the views and comments of any forum member to be provided without criticism for presentation...

To put things in perspective. At his termination of Public Duties Prince Philip received £395,000 each year. It is estimated that at the same time his wealth amounted to 30,000,000.

This is not a political thread it amounts to accolade for a staunch forum supporter.

May be so but the most important revelation is that we are all related to Jacob of this parish. Brilliant detective work.

The amount of money that tax payers contribute to maintaining the bank accounts of royals is great. They control financial assets which are considerable. If an assessment of their value needs to be understood why not revoke the Civil List payments and allow any interested people to make monetary...

As far as I can see COUSINS are COUSINS and are related. An attempt has been made to explain the antics and questionable actions of royal family members. The view presented was intended as a sympathetic excuse for theirs actions that have been reported by press and others. Other royal families...

The Civil List is paid without regard to financial need and seems to avoid any "means testing". Most State Benefits are subject to detailed verification. Why not introduce legislation to verify need and avoid tax payer's money going into some royal back pocket.

The House of Windsor is the title for most of the royals. In 1960 the Queen and Prince decided to allow their offspring/descendants to use the surname "Mountbatten-Windsor". In 1947 when the Prince married his cousin he was known as Philip Mountbatten. The Mountbatten name came about when...