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Tom, Thanks, it appears looking at their list there are 9 subtypes of BAS315, with different belts listed for some of them. I will look for another number on the machine to try and narrow it down.

I have just snapped the belt on my bandsaw. :( I did think sometime ago I should buy a spare, but now I need one I have not been able to find one. I think the belt is a 4JX62, any one know where I can buy one?

Eda, If you look here you will find a PDF manual, Axminster have a lot of manuals on line, often better than the printed one in the box with the machine.

I have seen this lathe and if I had the money you would not be getting the chance to buy it, lovely bit of kit. The inverter gives very smooth control of the speed and having the belt allows a very wide range to be selected. I turned on Allen's old woodfast and that was great machine, this is...

I never have been fast, but CHT look to be a bit cheaper.

Classic Hand Tools sell some kiln units which you build a box to hold the timber, I have looked them and it does look like a good usable system.

John, The forum is always on GMT, you need to change you time zone back to GMT from BST, in your profile. There is a link in the page header.

Hi squib, Welcome to the forum. :D Your picture has been caught by our spam trap, that will stop once you have a few more posts to your name, here it is: Useful looking bench, look forward to seeing what you make on it. 8)

Buy yourself a box of 'rubber' gloves for use when appling stains an finishes, you hands will thank you for them.

Roger, We have a condensing dryer, the air does vent back into the room. Basically the unit has a heat exchanger in the bottom, the cold(er) incoming air is use to cool the hot exhaust air. This has two benefits, the water is condensed out and the incoming air is preheated, making it a little...

Andy, Nice table :D I love the rays on oak. 8)

Andy, I have looked at your links and there is a problem with them anyway, or I would have posted them up for you.

Nice rays on those boards, I love quarter sawn oak. :D

If you edit your list to show what's left you may get more interest.

but it did take some digging to find it.

Steve, Chestnut do melamine lacquer, they don't sell on line but have a list of stockists, some of whom do.

I have made mine, just need to look for a box, if I get time I could make one for it. :D

Hi rjs, 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, have is your post, with the links:

A quick comment on the designs shown, if you are using these to just collect dust then they will work quite well, but if your planning on using them to separate shavings from a planer/thicknesser them you may well have a problem, take a look here where I had it, 5 years ago.

Take a look at these that Matthew of Workshop Heaven is now selling, there are different types of blade on the site, that was the first one I looked at.