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So what was the final straw that saw the complete removal of the most popular thread on the entire forum?

If your shop bought router table is of the mdf type with mitre slots screwed in, could you remove these, rout the slots to accept a 'standard' mitre track, e,g one of Incra's which will accept the slider on an iBox. I had the same problem with my Charnwood saw but no such problem with the shop...

I could make Mother Theresa look like the devil incarnate and still be restricted to beer money pressies. Oddly enough, found one on facebook, literally round the corner for £5 including a selection of rivets! Picking up in the morning. By the sounds of the xperience shared so far on here...

I don't imagine having enough use for one to justify buying a compressor too. Only occasion when I've wondered if one might have been a better option than the smallest screws I had was when I was building a childs toy that involved some tiny hinges going into very thin wood. In the end I used...

Hate to use the dreaded "C"-word but there's no escaping it's coming up fast and I must have been a good boy this year as I've been asked what I'd like from Santa. I know full well there's a world of difference between what I would like and what I'm likely to receive so I was thinking of maybe...

I like your thinking!

That's useful thanks. Think I might have been going a tad fast with the hole-saw in MDF!

You can relax now. I decided I couldn't afford the move to Shetland and it would be marginally cheaper just to buy one so I did. Been having a play with it and loving the ability to rase and lower the head rather than the table. Couldn't resist a quick test so cut some 102mm holes in 18mm pine...

Price reduced £140

Bessey Tilting K Body clamp adapter KR-AS Adapter with tilting clamping jaws with a tilt range of -15 degrees to +15 degrees Clamping on sloping and parallel surfaces. These are brand new, unused and still in original sealed packaging. Two packs available, £12 per pack

Never been used £25

Thismight be of interest to you

Not quite ubderstanding the stability part. Are you saying the whole machine moves when drilling or there's a bit of wobble in the, er, bit? Have you seen this? Perhaps you could adapt this idea to give extra depth?

Whereabouts in the Peaks are you?

Less than two years old (don't think I ever got round to registering it), seen very little use (remote still on first set of batteries!). Asking £150 collected from lovely Lincoln.

Any crofts going up there? I'd relocate in the blink of an eye! I saw that Manor Wood video this morning and that had me reaching for my wallet. Common sense (and an empty wallet!) prevailed and I thought I'd see if there was any members with guidance to offer afore jumping in and potentially...

It's one of those cheapy Chinese machines I'm upgrading from, mines has a Silverline badge but there appears to be dozens of others out there all pretty much identical. Even the basic model from Record Power appears to be much the same machine/spec but being RP is double the price! I think it's...

Is it that good? If so, what's your address, I'll be right round.

Looking to upgrade my drill press and saw this one. Any regularss own or have experience of using one that can provide some informed advice please?

Seems to be some confusion here; I DIDN'T MAKE THE DOORS, I BOUGHT THEM! My reason for BUYING is precisely the same as my reason for wanting an experienced joiner to come fit them for me - I haven't the confidence in my own ability to tackle it myself. I know my limitations and whereas I'll...