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Hi zimbo, As you know I've got the Scheppach TS2000 and I really do recommend it, I haven’t regretted buying once. When I was looking the Elektra PK200 and Kity 619 were also on my list, in the back of my mind I knew I wanted the TS2000 (The most expensive, always the way isn't it?). What...

Don't suppose there’s any chance you could post that in english? :lol:

I'd like to wish you all a Merry Christmas and hope you'll all get the tools you wanted from your list, make sure you post here and gloat...er..I..mean...let us all know what you got :lol: (d)

HI Signal, I'm glad the guide helped :D A slower feedrate will help with the tear out but also making a 'zero-clearance' fence front will make a difference. To make one just screw a new bit of plywood/MDF to your fence, insert the drawer lock bit, set the fence behind the bit (so it's not...

Just to let you all know that I've just uploaded the Scheppach TS2000 Table saw review. You can find it here: https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/review/review.php?id=21 Comments, questions r welcomed (d)

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Hi ChazR - Welcome to the forums (santa) There was a recent thread about this subject, you can find it here Hope it helps...

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Hi Keystone, I saw you posted this on ww.com and was going to ask if you could post it here but you beat be to it. :D Thanks for sharing it with us, it will be very useful...

Hi, I'm afraid I don't know any places near you either but as the other two have suggested British Hardwoods and SouthLondon Hardwoods are good companies and I'm sure if you contact them they can do you a good deal. :) Jester, we have a links section too you know :wink: (UKW Links Page!)

Hi Gill, The review shouldn't be too long although right now I'm spending my spare time designing a new website but It's nearly finished now so I should get some time next week to write it. The jig is really easy to set up and doesn't take long at all. As I said that box was only my second go...

I've just noticed that I havn't posted this yet so here it is; This box was the result of my second 'play' with the jig and as you can see the results are really good - The dovetails look great and most importantly the box is square ..... Full review coming soon so watch this space...

I'll probably get them next year at the Ally Pally show as I don't need them just yet and you never know they might have a special deal on. ( I doubt it though :? )

Hi Chris, I draw all my plans with "CorelDRAW 10"! Its dead easy to use and you can scale stuff down really easily. I've heard of cutlist but have never tried it, does it support metric measurements?

Woody, I've been looking at them aswell. There's a few future projects that call for letters and funny enough a name to a toy box is one of them :) The only thing that has put me of buying them before is I think there a bit expensive.

Oh Woody it hurts when you say this forum is slow :cry: No I do agree with you but its picking up and even though it isn't the fastest ww forum on the net I belive its still helping some woodworkers out there. :D I haven’t got a current woodworking project at the mo but I’ve sill got a long...

Yep Screwfix have a great delivery and customer support service :D

Jester, even if u all did buy me a wall I'll have no where to keep it :lol: So why did I go for a Leigh and not a #cough# rat? Well its simple really, To do dovetails quickly, accurately and easily I've got a router table for the rest. And you said your self the Rat takes a bit of setting up...

O forgot to say if you havn't already guessed, Trend's new dovetail jig is the Akeda :) I saw the Akeda jig in Finewoodworking a few months back, and on their website they list Trend as their UK supplier - small world eh :)

Jester you may not believe me but I suggested in my email that he should got for the woodrat :lol: Anyway much to my surprise when watching the Leigh video, at the end of it where they show what else the tool can do with 'optional' templates :? You can buy a template for the D4 to cut M&T...