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Nice work there fella :D .......I see you workshop is as tidy as mine :lol: I see you've got a record RPM 75.....how do you find it ??

Nice one :D .......by the looks of things you got to grips with that HVLP spray gun of yours :D Looks well. Good choice of beer btw :wink:

Franks your man for this one as he's got a 805....he'll be able to give you an exact measurement I'm sure he'll be along shortly :D Welcome to the forum BTW Cheers

How did you guess ?? :P :lol: :lol: :lol: .....very good guy's .....it's the new "hands free" version :P

It's attached via four holes drilled into the insert.......you make up a jig useing the supplied drilling jig and a piece of mdf. It's easily removed for shoulder cuts etc and it also can act as a mini feather board....you just spin either of them around (you get two)there's varying degrees of...

There's not a lot i can say about it really apart from it does what it says on the tin and it's quite a substantial lump of cast iron :D .......Oh.......and it's not light :shock: It comes partially assembled but it takes no longer than ten mins to put the rest of it together. It's well...

Nice one.......it's identical to the one from Rutlands except for the colour and cheaper too :D Mine turned up yesterday from Rutlands....after two months of waiting :shock:

Yeah....got an answer fairly sharpish :D Apparently the way i was connecting my camcorder to the pc was the prob......i was connecting via the supplied USB.2 cable but Firewire is the way to do it if you want an exact copy of the footage on the camcorder and the quality i was after :D...

Cheers for the help guy's :D I've posted on the AV forum....so i'll see if that gives me any joy :D Thanks again

Hi guy's, Anyone know which is the best way to get DV camcorder footage to a DVD which is playable in a domestic DVD player ?? I've tried windows movie maker without much joy......i thought the quality was pants to be honest :?.......so the question which is the best/easiest to use app/prog...

The guy i dealt with from woodford was Derek Biggins and he was very helpful.....giving him a call might get it sorted for you :D I too am part of the Xcalibur possey around here :D and am very happy with the machine (804).....you won't go far wrong for the money. welcome to the forum btw...

Hi Stonebas welcome to the forum :D You might want to take a look at the Xcalibur range (click new semi proffesional)..... :whistle:.......very reasonably priced iron and you won't go far wrong for the money :D but as scott says there's plenty of table saw reviews around to help you with...

Me three please........had it a while now and still can't get the hang of it #-o

Cheers for the comments guy's :D ....just got some rebates to form for the doors then onto the bottom halves. Its a sub fence i made because i was resawing some 6"x2" pitch pine i aquired but it also doubles as a sacrificial fence for the dado. The gadgets attatched to it are Board Buddies...

These have been a on going project for the last eighteen months :shock: but with re plastering and decorating the upstairs of our house....a dining room extension and the birth of our son (9mts now)......i've been a bit busy :D Now things have calmed down a bit i thought it was about time i...

I've been cutting a lot of oak veneered mdf of late myself and found a zero clerance insert and a decent crosscut blade does the job for me with little or no breakout. Raising the blade about an inch or so above the thickness of the stock also reduces it alot on the top of the stock being cut...

Best buy's this year.....not that there's much left of it :D.......but there's still time to squeeze a few more in :wink: Xcalibur 804 table saw Osborne EB3 miter gauge Veritas MK II Honing guide Bessey clamps Record #7 Jointer Worst buy's I don't think there's been any.....thanks to...

I wish i could even think about spending that kinda money on a car nevermind actually spending it :shock: I don't think a lottery win would even cover that and have enough change for anything else :D Nice car though 8)

£540.000.00......Cheap!!!! I'll have two please :lol:

I've got one too...and i agree with Jason but saying that it wasn't to bad on pine edging...it was oak edging that gave it the trouble.If the grain on the edging changed direction half way down the edge it tended to tear it rather than cut it. Cheers