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I have the 1400 and the 1010 and only on very rare occasions do I wish I had something bigger. I also have a small bosch, like the Makita, for rounding over edges etc when dust collection isn't important.

I bought a CMT from Amazon because I needed it quickly. Far from impressed.

I came across this company by chance this morning.

I have the smallest Hammer bandsaw, the price was more than the equivalent Record but here in Italy Record are quite expensive anyway. I have no experience of Record bandsaws but I do have other Record machines. The quality of the smallest Hammer is excellent, it can cope with everything I have...

For anyone who has the time and can put up with Stans Particular style, here you will find too much info on Japanese hammers.

I should have been clearer. All of the genno, or Japanese hammers, that I have seen have a concave and a convex face. There are more types than the 2 shown above. Neither of those shown are specificaly for striking a chisel. I guess it is a matter of personal choice which you use. I have...

I should have been clearer. All of the genno, or Japanese hammers, usualy have a concave and a convex head. There are more types than the 2 shown above. Neither of those shown are specificaly for striking a chisel.

striking a nail without denting the surface of the wood

I believe Red rose reproductions suggests Bahco files tha sharpen their floats so I assume they must be of at least reasonable quality, made in Spain. Double extra slim taper though. Maybe flats made elsewhere.

All star m products I have used have been great quality

I did buy this in the end, all metal, very accurate, around £75 including tax and shipping.

You might use one of those often derided tools, a shooting board, to clean up. Takes minutes to knock up.

To be honest it was a while ago. it is possible I referenced from an edge more than once. Will try again but the smallest sheet of 19mm here ie 200 euro, 366X185.

A while back, having a fairly large piece of black moisture-resistant MDF to hand, I bought the above jig to make a MFT bench. The grid did not come out square, and it was put aside. Usually, I'm quite accurate and have been called worse, so I'm not sure where I went wrong. What I didn't do...

https://saic-uk.co.uk/product/sia-1919-siawood-plain-paper-toptec-disc-760mm-dia/ This lot seem to carry a lot of Siat discs

Oak

I don't think it was sent using eBay shipping, I only paid 83p postage.

I've got a parcel that's been sitting in Italian customs since the 18th of last month. No point worrying, it will get here eventually. Last week I bought an ink roller from eBay UK and it arrived today.

I agree. My Fisch are razor sharp. There are 2 versions, normal and pro. I always buy the pro.

I have just made some drawer fronts for an Ikea kitchen. Tung and citrus solvent, 50:50. Looks very light and natural but slow to dry.