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Scooby I have the DW618 brad nailer works very well - had very few jams. Uses brads from 32mm to 64mm. I bought 32 & 44mm brads as I have not as yet found a use for longer ones. Barry ps bought it on Ebay for £175 with no batteries

I got an Email from Rutlands yesterday about specials but could not view any of them because of this name registration problem - may be it will work tomorrow.

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Try replacing the bag with a .5 micro filter?? Like this - I did it early on

After advice from Jason a few months back I bought a £15 alarm from Homebase work well - make a noise but I went a little further. Put a llock in each side of the tilting door channel so the door does not move and replaced the door lock with a better one and finally This is for the power...

Olly put the stand on casters with all 4 locking as you will more than likely want to move the bandsaw to cut larger pieces. Mine had a stand but I mounted it on 18mm ply and fitted the casters . I built a stand (also on casters) for the pillar drill that is heavier than the bandsaw. Used birch...

Bob rather move the extractor as you do your other equipment and use as short a piece of flexible as possible. If your extractor takes 6" use that with a conical reducer from 6" to 5" at the machine.

Thanks for the replies I will give it a go. Might consider two cuts rather than 4 but I will see how I go I was going to form a wooden plug first using the band saw or on a lathe(which I do not have) to aid with getting the shape right with the heat gun. Thanks again Barry

Bob I have changed the ports on my table saw and router - they started out as 1 1 1/4" to 4". It takes some work with PVC piping and a heat gun as I am untried at welding. I am sure its possible to increase your 5" port but if your extraction system is working it might not be needed?? It depends...

Paul I bought an Incra V27 mitre gauge - the cheapest in their range at £49 - it is vastly better than my original mitre gauge but at a cost. I made my own band saw table & fence using a design in ShopNotes - its a big improvement but it requires work. If you want detail PM me Barry

Paul the vacuum as a very limited life as the dust/chips created very quickly reduce the efficiency of your machine. You have to prevent the dust getting to the vacuum. You can make most sized fittings with PVC pipes and a heat gun. Using plumbing fittings are a good place to start but most...

Old many years ago I watched one of those swimming pool fitters do it - he made 4 triangle shaped cuts into the pipe and used a heat gun. With the single cut its more difficult - the heat gun is not a problem - I am trying to figure out the circumference reduction to get the 250mm depth 6"...

Tobi I am just completing a similar stye table The cheapest source for the track is Rockler but if you want to get it locally Brimarc has both the mitre and shallow dept T track but they are about £22 a 4" length . I bought a Woodpecker router plate but it was more trouble than it was worth...

I am trying to make a cone from 160mm PVC pipe with an ID151mm. I need the bottom opening to the cone to be 59mm with and ID of 50mm. The cone depth has to be 250mm I have a number of programs that will allow you to calculate the sizes for using flat sheet but they are not working with tubes...

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The best for the Indian call centres for mobile phones is to say - What is a mobile phone?? - they go into such detail to explain it to you and in the end you say that you don't thinks its for you. For most of the rest if you say you are not the home owner and rent the property - most just put...