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Really bent yes, however I've never seen one like that. It's not like you have to file the surface to 1 thou tolerance ;-)

Shelves would not rock due to a pin not being flat, rather because all 4 are not in one plane.

You're saying that you can push a plywood or laminated board into one of your wooden dowels? Doubt that. Even metal ones would be a pain. Also if you move the shelves and they not perfect they won't bed into the indents. You also can't turn your shelves over in case of some sag. in all...

I use the flat ones. You can get them in a variety of finishes and there is no work involved unlike dowels. I don't mind making my own stuff, but life's too short for stuff you can get 100 for a fiver. The trouble with round ones is that you need to drill a semi circle into the edge of the...

Yer... He's using it for cross cutting 4" boards..

He's making do with a circular and a home made guide at the moment.

Prices seem to start around the £1200 mark from what I have been told.

oh, and it looks as if the 12" has gone, and there are now two different 10" versions, 2.2kw and 3kw. One is listed as "industrial"

As I put, that's all I am waiting for. I have asked Roy to send me one. searching by model number I think I have found the China maker, at least all the blurb is the same, so there are more specs on there. Called Harvey http://www.harveymachinery.com

It's been 7 months, and the website was still not updated, so for those interested, here is a picture Roy sent me yesterday. I hope he doesn't mind... They look really great, and there is even a video on the homepage of their website (although i recommend steve doesn't watch it)...

I actually don't know, so is a real question. I would think based on source it could be metalwork based...

That's the axminster one right? Is it any good? I was tempted by it for a xmas present...

Long time ago... however: 1. did this work? 2. why do you sometimes get black stains from eg water rings from a glass, is there that much iron in water? Thanks Dave

That's a weight off my arm...

Used both. Bought festool. Depends how much you use it of course, but I use mine a lot more than my old one cos it's so good!

why is left blade tilt better? I have often wanted that with my Scheppach, as using the rip fence with right tilt traps the wood under, however this was one benefit i saw of the rip fence that comes with the X being double sided, you can choose the safest route... Also if there is a new one, I...

Tomorrow being the one year anniversary of the last reply to this post, and I have not moved on an inch... We are in the process of building a house (at the planning stages now) and I wanted to wait for that to be ready before committing to something, plus I needed the dosh. However i will...

The problem i have with score and snap is that you really have to go right across. I wanted to cut many small pieces from a 12x5 sheet... However careful planning has enabled this, but odd shaped pieces are still wasteful, and boy this stuff is dear over here. No worries Lons, anyone who...

So i asked him, and he kindly tried, but i was a little too late. I seem to be having more success with scoring and snapping now, so i may be ok, until i find some in the UK more reasonably priced. Want to say thanks again to Lons for trying for me!