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this is without the remote. I press the off button on the filter, which i can reach. then the fan turns. slowest speed when working is probably a few hundred RPM, not the 0.1RPM i get when it's switched off but plugged in. Also I used this for 10 hours without this problem, half hour here, 2...

I got a jet AFS 1000 CFM air filter. http://www.jettools.com/us/en/p/afs-100 ... ol/708620B it has run for about 10 hours, and now when i turn it off, it makes a GRRRRR noise and the fan turns slowly, about 0.1 rpm. So I can't leave it plugged in and use the remote. And the plug is in the...

Patio... Router table build, drill press table, cleaning machines, SCMS fences.... Just call the thread "Steve's", don't need any "insert here", saves space for the rest of us as well. we can give it a name perhaps? Steve's...... Blog!

Ah ok, bit hard to see how it all fits together, and how those clamps at the back work. I was looking at doing something similar at the weekend, and decided I would attach fence to existing fence with bolts, and then put on fixed bolt at end and butt the jig up against that when installing, to...

Can't quite make it out, does it fit over the top of the machine fence?

I'm about to go on holiday, so have to keep it short. The youtool rail is fit for purpose, but clearly not as well made as the original festool. The youtool is made from heavier thicker stock, and has rough edges that might need filing if you worry about scratching yourself. Mine came...

I have received a 800mm track from youtool.de anyone interested in some pictures and comparisons with Festool track?

They're just covering themselves. It's totally fine to just "plug-it" however you shouldn't stick your screwdriver in the end, or drop it in a bucket of water etc....

Note that on Youtool, the delivery cost shown is Germany only, you need to add from £10-25 for other countries.

So in fact you do agree with my list of actions, although we in fact both do adjustment under the table :) As I said, it was very convenient to have speed / lock / power / height all above the table, however it's not really a big deal. If they'd had a router to fit the Jessem Exel, I might...

I think to avoid vibration, the bit moving, and general safety and accuracy, it's always recommended to tighten. perhaps for a light edge treatment I might not, however 5cm deep 8mm wide mortises in 19mm oak boards? I am tightening it. when changing height, I might use a gauge on my workpiece...

Maybe there's rack and pinion on the far side. Similar machines: http://www.mikehow.com/meddings-drilltr ... p-175.html http://www.mikehow.com/meddings-drilltr ... p-174.html

Ah, found it

I wonder how they deliver that... You could get one and chop it down, and sell 5 x 1m tracks for £50 each ;-)

Thanks, how can that not come up on a search on google.de for youtool.... oh well... and now it does!

Googling youtool and youtool germany does not furnish one with any likely candidates for this supplier, you have a URI?

I have removed the spring yes, I can understand with the weight of the router, that it will drag / lean on one side when going up. it's only a minor amount, however I was doing 8mm mortise in 19mm stock, to a depth of 50mm, so needed it to be very accurate right angle all the way.

Thanks everyone. I got an Incra table and insert plate, the extra set of inserts, and the Triton TRA001. The incra plate was pre-drilled for the router, although not for the top access hole for the winder. I guess I have two categories of thoughts about the kit I have, but in summary It's a...

Thanks. By clever I guess I meant that you cannot change bit without power off, you cannot power on in bit change "mode" and you have to do two actions to power on. I was just thinking that if I am creeping up on some measurement, which I often do, I have to: reach under and power off. reach...

First time I followed link I saw only up to 1.5, I think it auto presented me the non-uk euro version. I think I am veering away from US router and router lift towards triton now anyway... I just noticed quite a few people posted about using portercable and others, and wondered what they did...