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That s exactly how mine is wired, it just drops the feed to the coil and the main contacts break the motor feed. 8)

Gower, Is this the Rockler one you were looking at Most of this type of kit is not going to work in the UK as we use 240V for everything in the home while in USA they have a dual system and most, including that switch is only 110V. You need to buy a remote control that can handle the power...

Ed, Would you mind just checking the rest of your drawers? If you find another one of those, post it off to me, I have been looking everywhere for one and figure I may of left it in one of your drawers instead of mine. :shock: :roll: :wink:

I have a stop switch wired into the NVR on my Wadkin. It just breaks the feed for the holding coil. It is on the floor in front of the machine so I can stop the saw without letting go of the work and wait for the blade to stop before moving it. I used the non locking version of this: from...

Mike, Very nice. :D Lots better than the original ones, I hope you find some one to buy them. I hope you still have the bed legs? Best nail them back on. :roll:

Waka, All those planes have ruined your eye sight! Paul has a TS55, he is looking to borrow a TS75. #-o :whistle:

Well you prompted me to go and look again at the box, on zooming into the picture, I agree. I don't think there are any veneers on that lid, I think I can see the grain of the lid running all the way along it. The decoration is a stain applied to the lid.

Mike, For those of us who don't have any Rustin's MDF sealer, how about posting a picture? Pretty please :wink:

Well that would be the ideal way of doing the job, but in older houses where the skirting is cut nailed to the brickwork and everything is a bit loose, :evil: no way. [-X I remember in the first place I bought, I had to have a wall re plastered when most of the under layer fell out from behind...

I have a single cutter version of this and if used in the pillar drill on the slowest speed and the work clamped down it does a reasonable job. I also have a circle cutting jig for the router that I have used with great success, if your interested I will dig out the details.

It could be that the server they are hosted on was having some work done on it, it does happen, or if you happen to be at work there is a filter on the company internet link that stop access to some sites. Come on now chaps, I am not sitting next to anyone, I don't much time in the shop now...

Hi tahir, Welcome to the forum. :D Your link has been caught by our spam trap, this will stop when you have a few more posts to your name, here it is http://www.kaswell.com/woodblock/end_grain.htm I have seen end grain floors but cannot remember where, must be a sign of getting old? :oops...

I have bought ebony tuning blanks and re sawn them, it was cheaper than buying ebony boards. :? They are a very useful source of small bits of exotic timber. 8)

Can't help with the painting problem but I love the overall look that you have archived, very nice. =D>

Well Grinding One, I think you are currently owner of the router mountain title. :roll: :wink:

Derek, The img tags had got one of step, it happens sometimes, don't know why. :-s I have sorted out your post, good set of pictures, shows one of the techniques I use. :D

Hi Theodor, Welcome to the forum.:D Your links have been caught by our spam trap, this will stop once you have a few more posts to your name, here is your post in full: I have seen these talked about online but don't know were to buy them, sorry.

I don't see that using a turnip in the table design is going to help? :roll: I do like the look of this timber, every time you post pictures of it I am a bit jealous of it. :oops:

You lot are just like little kids. :roll: Well I cannot blame you, I was the same when we had my bash, hope your all having a good time and look forward to seeing the pictures. \:D/

Well I think I have them all, how about you?