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PCL :roll: that's the one I couldn't remember :oops:

I got it from a local hardware store. I think this is common enough to find in most hardwares. It's just like a water hose if not the same! One thing, you will have to change the connector on the gun as well (of course), but this was very simple on mine (unscrew the old and screw the new). Once...

I have bought a brad nailer in B&Q about a year ago. It would have been about that price. It actually looks very similar to the current one on sale. Mine is branded performance. I am VERY happy with it. Of course the gun makes marks on soft woods but hey "you get what you pay for". However...

HAPPY CHRISTMAS And I wish you all the best woodworking year for 2004.

My list is not as long: My workshop (including windows and double doors). A shed (no garden tools in my workshop!! :wink: ) Tools cabinet Workbench ...and more over christmas :D But hey, I managed to get married in the middle of it all, it must count for something :!: Impressive list...

... and so what did god say to you??? :evil:

Thanks for your advice lads but unfortunately in Ireland new Vices are hard enough to find so second hand is not an easy thing to find. I'll have a look anyhow... If you know of good vice somewhere else (to buy online) I'd love to have a see it :wink:

Hi all, Well I just built my workbench and all that is left is to fit a nice woodworking vice and dogs. I am looking at the axminster vices but I would appreciate some help to choose: What is the difference between those 2, should I buy the cheaper one or the more expensive, is it of better...

Bagwell, I have started a new thread to answer you to keep this one for just referencing the table saws.

Bagwell, to tighten the fence in place there should be a long thread just under the fence (on the operator's side) which when tightened will guarantee the fence square. Then there is a turning handle at the end of the fence (again on the operator's side) which will tighten the far end of the...

So Neil, after a few months, how are you finding the dewalt 733S? Satisfied or regrets?

Congratulation Michel. This brings the Scheppach far in the lead for the most used Tablesaw Brand by the Forum's members :!: With 30 entries so far, 23% of the members are using Scheppach :idea:

Thanks for the good advice Guidon. I shall start with the mask only.

right, I wanted to ask if the visor is good or I should keep my money and stick to the protective glasses I already have?

Hi everyone, I am badly in need to cover my face against the dust I make. I have found a retailer of Trend tools in my area (So happy!!) and I was looking at the AIRACE mask at £25.95 (€43.25) ex VAT. Is anyone using it, has anyone any comment on it?

I wish for "The BIG Book of Projects" cause I can't find it... ahahaha :D I wish for lots of guinness and irish coffees, mmmmm sweet guinness... and of course world peace! CYC Off to stock on the Guinness.

I don't see this book on WH Smith website, is it the right title, may be you can't get it anymore!! I'll put it on my christmas wish list now... haha

Thanks Dave, I'll see if I can get it here. Would you recommand it, are the projects nice? I got my first copy of Good Woodworking yesterday, I found one in Dublin. At first glimpse it looks like a good magazine, lots of tools review in it :D . The only thing is it's twice the price to get...

Thanks for your answers N-Neil and ralf. Neil, what is the name of the book, sounds very good 200 plans :D Where did you see it at that price?

Well being an amateur woodworker, I am looking for a magazine with lots of plans for various projects and general woodworking techniques (no particular tool). Any magazine that stands out in this category? I currently subscribe to the US magazine Woodsmith. But all the tools and techniques are...