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Even though it's way above your first budget I recommend the PC 7529 as well. I've had mine for a few years now and it's still going strong. Great under the table and great for hand held use as well :) Another router I would recommend is the Dewalt 625EK, 2000W and only £240 -...

Yeah their performance pro one. They were still selling it in my ocal B&Q when I went in the other day.

I've put importing a fixed based router on hold for the moment as I'm planning on getting a Dewalt 625EK first. As you can see from the thread I started the two main problems people brought up was using a 60hz router in a UK 50hz power supply and of course the customs charges. Please remember I...

Yes the thread exceeds the screen/frame because of the large photo.

As Neil says as you've been put of in the passed by a Csaw and if you don't think you’re very confident in using one I must recommend that you get the training before you do. If you don't fancy training, make lots of practice cuts, just take your time and soon you should get used to the tool...

Sorry devonwoody just re-read your second post - did the link go to the UKW forum or a members website?

Hi, I'm not 100% sure why this has happened. To my knowledge the only time when a normal html or php file shows up as a *virus* is when they have dodgy javascript in (the sort that doesn't let you close your browser.) and I can assure you that there arn't. I've even disabled it so no member can...

Well as Alf and James mention the Trend gets my vote :) 100% better then my old Wicks cheapie...

lol what great advice. I'll remember that just incase I ever need to adjust my saw :lol: Do you mind telling us the brand of your tablesaw? So other members can stay clear? If you have problems moving the table or the motor you could try setting the fence out of sqaure to match the balde.

If it's that bad and new I would send it back for a replacement/upgrade or even contact them for info on how to fix it.

I cured this problem on my mitre gauge for the router table by sticking a thin strip of veneer with double sided sticky tape then sanded it till the fit was perfect.

I may be wrong but I always thought that the new episodes of Norm came out Nov time?

Hi John, Great review! I'm glad you found mine helpful and that you're happy with the thicknesser :)

I cut them by hand now and then but mainly use my Leigh

Great tutorial - thanks Adam :D What Neil meant was he emailed me some pictures and I uploaded them for him :) P:S Neil my brown envelope was empty last time :wink:

To be honest I wasn't going to bother showing you my cat until I remembered I already had a photo already uploaded. It's an old one, he's 12 or 13 now. Here's Arnold (named after one of my fav actors at the time. guessed it? Please remember I was only 6 or 7 at the time :oops: ) I've got a...

Mdotflorida, Well if you're still alive or not homeless :wink: I recommend Freud for table saw blades. I haven't got a bandsaw (yet) but as everyone says Dure-Edge are the ones to get :)

As Noel says the Dewalt isn't on my 'wish list' due to the price :( The sliding mitre saw isn't too new. I bought is ex demo last year (My 4th mitre saw purchase :oops: ) There are alot of woodworking projects that I would like to start including the shaker wall clock (which I've had the...

lol, well the TS2000 that once filled my old workshop does look pretty small in it's new home. Maybe it'll be upgraded to something like the Jet super saw next year. I can hope anyway... Speaking of jointers I am planning to get a Jet 60a next month (if I can save my pennies)