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Fun, but what about some proper kinetic sculpture: Theo Jansen or check out Reuben Margolin Cheers, Neil

Gotcha. Many thanks, Simon - I'll be nicking this idea if you don't mind :) Cheers, Neil

Very elegant, Simon! Please would you post a larger version of your second-to-last photo? Is the router held at exactly 90 degrees to the work, or a slight angle? (IIRC, the Festool trimmer is offset by 2 degrees or something) Thanks for the great post, Neil

Looks fantastic, Gidon - good luck with it! Cheers, Neil

If it had been two weeks ago you could have borrowed mine whilst we were visiting relatives in Liverpool - if you don't get sorted by Easter then we might be over then as well. Cheers, Neil

Bunch of softies, the lot of you! Sat in my home office where the thermometer is reading 14.8. Just went and put the heating on 10 mins ago. The joys of 300-yr-old houses! Cheers, Neil

It appears that Axminster have just begun to offer their own lift too - might be worth a look. It only seems to be offered as part of a package with a choice of routers at the moment, but I'm sure they'll have it as a separate entity before long. Cheers, Neil

I think I'll bow out as mild steel seems to be the consensus and I would guess that the postage to Southern Ireland will be pretty astronomic. Also I have a lot of problems battling rust in the workshop already! Thanks for all your hard work, Dibs, looks like you'll have plenty of takers...

Gold would go well with the Incra :wink: Cheers, Neil

I wouldn't say there were any at the moment, Tom! :lol: But as long as you are happy that your 32-bit apps will run OK then it might be worth going down that road just for future-proofing (if there is no price differential). It just depends what you are into - certainly for numerical analysis...

How much do you have? Its probably a good decision to opt for 64-bit anyway as the 32-bit emulation is very good, but I haven't seen much in 64-bit builds apart from big finite element packages etc. I'd be interested to hear what you are going to run on it. I have 64-bit Vista on my biggest...

I agree, Tom - the Tilgear plate comes with a blank ring IIRC. So I measured the starting pin holes on the Trend plate. They are approx. 69mm out from the centre and are 1/4" diameter. A pic: The corners of the plate have a 1/4" radius in case thats of interest. Cheers, Neil

Will do tonight :) Cheers, Neil

I can't measure my Trend one until later, but this pic gives some idea. According to tooled-up the largest hole size is 98mm, so I guess the lead-on pins are about 70mm from the centre. Cheers, Neil

Actually, could I make mine a qualified yes, only if you go down the 12"x9" route. As the A4 is smaller, I would have to remake my table top. Cheers, Neil

Yes please for me too (in aluminium). The 12"x9" (306mm x 229mm) size that sometimewoodworker showed seems to be the most standard size for router plates (Rosseau, Trend, Axminster are all this size too) Cheers, Neil

Thats a fantastic resource - thank you for posting this, Alan Cheers, Neil

Thats me :lol: - day job, 4-year old son and a very demanding old house. Getting anything done is a pleasure! Thats one annoying thing about the Domino - its a real pleasure to use, but unless there are 1000 mortices in your project then its all over in an instant and you're back to the...

It is overpriced (especially since the price increase) but if you can swap your Lamello and a Norris you never use for one then its a no-brainer IMO. I certainly haven't used my biscuit jointer since getting one, and I would struggle to think of anything the Lamello can do that the Domino...

Yes, I keep meaning to look for a converter for this to hook up the extractor, but I've been quite impressed at the effectiveness of the dust collector that comes with it. I should quantify my recommendation by admitting that I have quite a large compliment of sanders :oops: and the 5" and...