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this might be helpful Cheers, Neil

I got this one for Christmas - its very clever. Worth a look if you do a lot of internal measurements. Only 3m though... Cheers, Neil

SWMBO bought me this floorstander for Christmas (although it was £110 then) and I'm very impressed with it - I had the small Axminster White one already but I was continually frustrated with its lack of capacity - its only suitable for metalworking really. Cheers, Neil

No, 'fraid not - bought them from the ELC :oops: I was pushed to make the deadline as it was, plus as you know, I hate painting as much as you do... :wink: Re: painting the tractor itself, it will only get painted if the little fella really wants it to be - SWMBO and I both prefer the...

Looks fantastic, Paul - I would be interested to hear how you did the grooves in the wheels too. Cheers, Neil

Thanks, everyone - lovely words, Gill :D Shultzy, its unfinished at the moment - the plan is that he can 'help' paint it when he gets older. Forklift looks great - keep us posted on the RR. Its going down really well and seems to be the most popular of his presents, so I'm very pleased \:D/...

Finished this for my 17-month old on Christmas Eve (just in time! :whistle:): Not exactly fine cabinetmaking, but good fun nonetheless. The customer seems to be very pleased anyway! Cheers, Neil

If you are prepared to make the compromise of an 8" disc, it might be worth waiting a few months for the Triton Cheers, Neil

Cor! I've been wondering who the sponsor is - no wonder you're pleased! You sucketh mightily by the way... :P Scrums, I would jump at the chance to get this at £4 a cube if it really is pitch pine - heres hoping its the real deal <sorry> Cheers, Neil

Andy, Have you considered the Makita LS0714? OK, the capacities are smaller but then so is the footprint. Andy King gave it a good write-up a while ago. No idea if Lawsons price is any good, by the way - it just happened to be the first UK supplier which came up on Google. Cheers, Neil

Think so...: Cheers, Neil

I didn't realise that there was a new version! :oops: Thanks for the heads-up, Dave - I'll change over this week. Cheers, Neil

Thats a great tip, Dave - I was wondering how to deal with lights in Podium. Thanks (again!) Cheers, Neil

Agreed, Mike - the extraction is really good. Cheers, Neil

Thats very interesting - thanks, LN. Here are a few pics of the Jet version for comparison - actually the 6" Jet model 54A, but I think I am right in saying that it is identical to the 8" model 60" except for the wider beds & larger motor. I should just say that I had a little mishap with the...

Great stuff - many thanks, SketchupMeister! :D cheers, Neil

I know your arrangement is slightly different, but taking a slightly different approach, could you do something like this: seen better in the technical drawing here: giving a drop-down flap with no obvious fixings when closed: Images are from Franz Karg's fantastic book 'Solid-Wood Cabinet...

Funny you should say that, Steve - I think thats the only yellow tool that I would actually get in preference to the alternatives! Cheers, Neil

Thats fantastic, LN =D> - let us know how you get on with the planer in particular once its installed. I would be very interested to see the fence to compare to the Jet. Oh, and make sure to post your new toys on this thread Thats a bit strange! Just coincidence, or is there some link...

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