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It seems to be a postcode lottery. I moved house recently. At the old place, whole thirteen years I was there, I experienced a catalogue of lost and/or damaged deliveries, both as a sender and as a receiver. Predominantly Hermes but Royal Mail was no better. Even the removal company have managed...

Bear in mind also that you need to refund through ebay to recover their extortionate fees. They are not a private seller friendly operation.

Do you have a link to it. I can't see it on their site or even a search facility.

Yes, nosedived. I won't use them to send anything and stomach sinks when I learn my seller has despatched my item through them. And if you look at the list of things that aren't covered it's a wonder how anyone sends anything at all.

So sorry, I didn't spot your reply but yes, I was thinking that could be a problem, envisioning the filter being launched like a cork from a champagne bottle. Where did you get your filter from? I think you said it cost around £160-something?

Yes, spoke to DJN when you mentioned them before and they said they would likely be prohibitively expensive for something that wasn't quite the same and I looked at the other one who offer diameters of 320 and 500, the latter being quite a bit more expensive than even the Axi one, not that...

Still can't get a hold of a 480mm filter to fit my dust extractor although 320mm seem readily available. In another thread, a member said he created a 'donut' to allow (I assumed) a larger filter to fit his extractor so I'm wondering what would be the implications of creating a "step-down donut"?

That's interesting because I asked Wealden this very question maybe two years ago and they said their bits weren't suited to cut aluminium.

Can anyone identify these bars please? Because they're pictured with Expamet packaging I have visited their site and gone through every listing I could find on their site and can't find anything even close.

Failed attempt at ironic humour. I was implying your saw is a heap of junk best consigned to the nearest landfill site with some haste (do you have or use the term landfill in USA?). It is such a heap of junk I was prepared to see to the immediate disposal of it on your behalf, mainly because...

Best thing to do is drop it off at the nearest tip, I'll do it for you if you like?

As noted above, the black snot appears to have done the trick for now and it's a garage roof, not the house roof.

There are two roofing firms nearby, neither have so much as returned my calls. The black snot has had an effect; after a couple of days of heavy rain there wasn't a drop to be seen. Yes, I probably would have to keep repeating the exercise however, for other reasons as well as a leaky roof, I've...

Bargain for someone here?

Out of stock and even dearer than the genuine Axi version.

Brilliant. How thick did you make your donut?

Should have got in sooner - these have just had a massive hike in price!

To be perfectly honest, I have no previous experience with either this type of extractor nor of fine filters and how they fit in place. I'm thinking it might be possible to cut a 500mm ring out of ply or MDF with a 480mm aperture?

Or have they? Cynic might think they've been holding back to wait for the price hike.

I'd be interested to hear how that goes please. Although I'drather wait and pay the extra tenner to Axi as give Charnwood any more of my money! I did put a ruler over mine and it is definitely 480mm. Do they do this on purpose so you have to buy theirs? If it's ever in stock, that is!