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I'll try the SCM link, thank you. I'd already found the Scotsarg and thought they seemed expensive. If someone were to tell me the Axy ones fit perfectly, I'd give them a punt for the money though.

**Update: After adjusting the rudimentary guides supplied with the machine I've found it's cutting pretty well without the rollers so I'm happy to not bother replacing anything for now** Purchased one of these second hand recently and only realised there weren't any lower roller guides when I...

I've just picked up a 240v one of these and was reading through the thread and realised, mine is "missing" the lower rollers. Seems to have a couple of blocks vaguely close to the blade in the lower area, but nothing adjustable as such. Have I bought a wrong 'un or was this an optional axtra :)

Well, I’ve not heard from @Dokkodo yet, but let’s give him a nudge with this and see if he’s still interested.

Same one, just the hybrid version that fits my Mafell rails too (which I don't use, but might).

I should just invite you down for a garage sale style rummage.

I recently picked up a hybrid one of these because I have some Mafell rails I never use, maybe one day I will, who knows. Anyway, I have a pretty much pristine condition Taiga rail square now surplus to requirements. I'd like £90 inc postage to a UK address please, but collection is also...

Now sold. Woo.

These were what you might call curiosity purchases a few years back. Tried once and sat in a drawer gathering dust since. Looking for £80 posted in the U.K. for the Turbo Plane and £65 posted for the Ball Gouge. Happy to combine postage should someone want both. I’m actually surprised how...

Cheers.

I've made some business card cases and have been trying to find a suitable hinge and clasp, then I found this on one of my wife's jewellery boxes and thought it might be perfect. No idea what I am searching for though. One for the box makers I suspect.

Which model? It's clearly faulty as nobody else seems to have this problem.

Yes, the Triton is hard to beat.

Whilst I agree entirely with the "this will do the job" aspect, a home made wooden track cannot achieve all of the things listed by Woodmonkey. Example, how do you manage tear out or cuts on thin stock (when you're allowing for the blade offset)?

Can I see a photo of your wooden guides? Your post sounds ridiculous to me, but perhaps I'm reading it wrong.

You have previously said "my triton now gathers dust in a corner of the workshop". Which ones do you have, and which one(s) are faulty?

The Festool will most likely cost you £100 or less over a period of 3 years. I don't think the same can be said of the others (speaking as a Mafell owner).

If you don't think you'll use it again, can't you borrow one? Alternatively, buy the Festool, the resale value will make it about the price of a rental.

If you have a circular saw, clamp a straight edge and run alongside that. Track saw (I would say personally) would be better than a cheapo table saw.

I've not bought a new one, but they can be "handled" in a Screwfix if you wanted to have a fiddle.