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In the house where the line comes in we've got a Netgear DG834G which is a modem, router, WAP (wireless access point) and firewall all in one. link... Another good, free software firewall is ZoneAlarm...

We're with AOL, mum likes it and as mum and dad pay the bill I can't complain. As a company AOL are awful and as Gill mentions their software takes over your computer. However I can't fault the connection or the speed. I don't actually have the AOL software on on my computers thanks to the LAN...

It's bad for my sister who's just got back from over the pond. She paid some $ into the bank and watched it disappear into £ :lol: :-k

I'm sure Philly got his base from Dan Holton.. Luckily I don't have to move mine :twisted: \:D/

Welcome to UKW Rob :D Philly's review of the 806 is here: http://www.philsville.co.uk/Xcaliber.htm

CMT, Jesada, Perform, ScrewFix and Infinity

Welcome to UKW Charlie :D Hmm this may get a bit confusing :-k :wink:

That's great news Gill :D Wish him a :occasion4: and congrats on the new job :D

To be honest I only measured it a couple of months ago, when I was playing with SketchUp It's roughly 21' x 35' give or take a couple " The only bad thing with having a big workshop at my age is that I'll have to downsize one day :cry:

Yeah the idea is to put some extra light fittings above the table saw, mitre saw and bench but the new lights we put up yesterday have made a huge improvement... The plan was to board over although I'm not sure now. Thanks for the link Tim. I've made a note of it. The light fittings cost about...

Along with the dodgy electrics, I've had a bit of a light problem in the workshop, in that if I'm in the workshop during the day I've had to check that the lights are indeed switched on after struggling to see pencil lines :lol: Well not any more :D - With the help of my very kind neighbour...

New Zealand is meant to be a great place :D 8) Bit of a shame as you've only just built your workshop here :lol: Good luck for tomorrow :) Just remember you can't get rid of us that easily by moving to the other side of the world :P

I'm getting back on track now thanks :) Just my sleeping pattern got messed up again. I was either sleeping all day/collapsed on the sofa or not sleeping at all :-k I have managed to spend a bit of time in the workshop and have got the new guard in place;

Sorry I haven't been on the forum much. I've had a bad couple of weeks and have been completly knackered.. So much I haven't had much playing time with my new TS :cry: I've must of OD on all the cast iron? :roll: I've managed to install the sliding carriage addon for the TS though :D...

The problem with FrontPage and Netscape composer (apart from they add sooo much unneeded code) you'll find that most of the HTML it creates isn't cross browser compatible.. e.g If you make a site with FrontPage, it will look fine in IE but will be wrong if you view it in Netscape... If you are...

That's what I did. The saw dust then piles underneath the machine so it's really easy to sweep/hoover up :D You'll still have to clean the machine out now and then but not as often.

I currently have the Porter Cable one. A bigger, home made router table is near the top of the projects list...

Bosch 500A Trend T5 Dewalt 625EK Porter Cable 7529

£2.40 x 1,000 + bottle or two for the ladies = £errr - thanks Neil :roll: :lol: Seriously though, anyone who fancies a day in the wilds of Lincolnshire is more then welcome. We have a village pub and the first rounds on me :occasion5:

That'll be a GREAT size workshop :shock: :D Hope the move goes well. I hate moving but mum always gets the urge to move within about a year of finishing the house :roll: