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Hi John, Roscommon-Mayo-Galway border at the moment, moving to Co. Galway in a months time fingers crossed... If you are come over again for the music :-({|= *, be sure to PM me and you can drop in! Cheers, Neil * Have I beaten Alf by using this emoticon in context first?

Three! Grrrrrr! :evil: Oh well, its probably fortunate that it is such a rigmarole to order from them, for my credit card's sake :wink: :lol: Cheers, NeilCFD

I can beat that, John :roll: I ordered from Protrade too - in the end it took 4 weeks before I got the saw and the guide rails. During that time, Protrade had to send out two saws, and 4 PAIRS of guide rails. The second saw got to me, and the second set of rails too, three weeks after they...

:lol: :lol: :lol: Cheers, Neil

Re: the itching, Steve, you'll have to invest in one of these before your next Iroko project :P :lol: Cheers, Neil

Hi Jase, I haven't fitted the splinter guard yet, and the cuts I've made in ply have still been excellent, on the waste side as well. I would use it if I was cutting veneered MDF though. Cheers, Neil

Nice one, Mac. What did you use the Huggies nappies for during construction? :P :lol: Neil

Hi Chris, I have the Makita 3612C - I guess seeing as it is a pretty common model in the US there may well be an Eliminator to fit it - I'll check it out. I'll be really interested to hear how you get on with the Eliminator, especially compared to the XX :) Thanks again, Neil <edit> looks...

This has been very interesting - thanks, CYC, for asking the question and thanks to Chris for answering it :D It makes me think that thick router plates are actually a benefit rather than a curse, and following on from this, that I should have bought the Triton router as the extra bit of...

Phew, Roger - I'm relieved! I wish I could find more books like it... it really is an inspiration Neil

Thanks, John :D Neil

Welcome to the forum, Ian. Some details of my table build here and here Tony, we can't rely on Adam at all, can we? :wink: :P :lol: Cheers, Neil

Nice one, Tony \:D/ Next you'll have to make a better guide rail, and it MUST include the rubber strip along the edge so your guide rail edge corresponds to your cutting line - positioning the guide is SO much faster & more accurate with this, and it is excellent for work-holding too. Also a...

Thanks, Pooka :) Neil

Hi Steve, I suspect that an amp with three Speaker Sets is going to be expensive... I have this Marantz one which has two speaker sets, but I think I would be pushing it a bit to call it low-profile :lol: Why not pop in to Richer Sounds in Nottingham (108 Mansfield Road) - even if they...

Hi HS, Protrade still have the plunge saw with two 1.4m guide rails and a connector bar for £325+VAT. I don't know how competitive their price is for the jigsaw (£199+VAT, 35 blades free) and they don't list the linear sander, but could probably get it. I also saw an ad in GWW for a place...

Thanks, guys - Jason, I thought that price sounded too good to be true, although £2.93 doesn't sound bad either! Les, thanks for the offer - I'll have a look in Galway first as I suspect that the postage wouldn't exactly be cheap! Cheers, Neil

Thanks, Noely Thanks, Les - I'm not down that way too often, but I guess I could order them by post if I don't find a local source. You don't happen to remember the name of the stockist, do you? Cheers, Neil

Thanks, Noel - they look ideal for clamping up when laminating as per Jason's very nice WIP photo. Neil

Those look fantastic value, Jason 8) - do you have a contact number/web address for City tool? Cheers, Neil