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I did email them this morning but no reply so far.

Thanks

Every time I go onto the website I am re-directed to the eu shop and there doesn't seem to be a way of setting the country. just the square, no systainer.

I recently bought the cheapest de Longhi Nespresso compatible pod machine. It makes an excellent espresso but does not froth milk.

I was told Jura were excellent yesterday, by a German friend.

Unfortunately it has become far too expensive to buy from the UK. The only exception I make is Tuffsaws.

I have checked with Freud as I'm in Italy, the box joint blades are only available in the US apparently. I believe the same goes for CMT.

Does anyone have experience with Oshlun blades? They are available on Amazon.com. The Freud version I would like to purchase won't ship to Europe but the Oshlun will. I didn't think the name sounded very American but apparently they are? Just found that they are infact manufactured in China.

I find Fisch cut nicely and last a long time. I have one Irwin brad point and it doesn't come close. Famag are good too but I have never used them.

I printed this one.

It’s a relatively new cmt bit. The writing is still clear and the surface not pitted. It isn’t the first time I have used it either.

You occasionaly get logs that split or separate along the growth rings.

The collet was correctly inserted in the nut, infact the nut unscrews completely but is still attached to the collet. The cutter wasn't bottomed out either In the end, I placed the spanner behind the nut and tapped it out with a hammer, it came out with the collet still attached but bit now...

The collet nut unscrews fully but the bit remains stuck fast. Any ideas on how to remove?

I could maybe understand the price if the construction was a bit more complicated/traditional but apart from the drawer it could be put together with biscuits.

Sweet chestnut is the main timber where I live. Beams for floors and roof timbers, heads over doors, doors, infact everything. The ends of boards are often split resulting in significant waste. It isn't as nice to look at as oak and when used outside will stain everything brown when it rains...

They're just different, same goes for waterstones.

At least 6

My son has moved room and I went looking for some bedside tables. To be honest, I don't find this particularly attractive, but how do they justify nearly £2800? I'm not a professional, but this seems way out of line for such simple construction.

I second Festool. I had Elu routers for over 30 years. Tried Makita but sold and bit the bullet with Festool. I have never had to pay full price and the dust collection is excellent.