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Looking at the image here.. When you turn the knob on top of the machine the top wheel should move up or down. somewhere in the arrowed area the wheel axle will be fixed to a block or similar which in turn is connected to the up/ down threaded bolt. So with the blade off turn the knob and see...

Try some different blades. It was really hard going with the cheapies that came with my saw ending up with me pushing harder than necessary to try and get them to cut and as a result chasing the machine across the bench. I bought a Pegas blade assortment (from Axminster) and its like a new saw...

when you see that sign ...:)

Yes we know you know things, boy do we know. you will note that I left your initial relevant post about learning to sharpen ones tools as it is relevant and helpful. What is not helpful is you and the rest of the world arguing about who is right. Go start a thread of your own and you can...

How do I sharpen a chisel? go. Unmoderated apart from personal attacks which will not be tolerated.

How about I just delete the whole topic? If you have a post removed it was with the intention of trying to maintain the thread as originally intended by the OP. A simple list of practical tips. This is not a thread to repeatedly bang on about how you are right and everyone else is wrong...

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The Record Power six or eight inch with white wheel and a home made rest will be more than fine. If and when you feel like pushing the boat out a Robert Sorby Pro-edge.

If you want to be as accurate as possible, stick to one tape measure. They're not all the same size.

If I may, on your wine picnic table does the top lock in place when open?

I like the idea, but as already shown people are inclined to put forth their own way of doing things as that is what they consider the correct way, and anything else is wrong. They have the inability to accept that while a different method to that which they employ it is still a viable method...

Yep, timewaster central. Also don't put your phone number on the ad. Recently I advertised a cheap car on Gumtree and subsequently received at least 3 phone calls a day greeting me by my listed gumtree name concerning my 'recent motor collision'. All from different numbers, landlines and...

May well be bob 9fingers aka Myfordman as referred to in this thread post680192.html?hilit=remote#p680192 Unfortunately the link is now dead but I'm sure myfordman wouldn't mind a polite request by PM to see if there is a current link. dust-collector-remote-switch-for-16a-extractor-t96223.html

Looks like you'll be getting another christmas jumper :)

Any change to forum software can only be implemented by Charley. Any change to or of the software is down to him. Whilst I agree that the software could do with at the very least some tweaks or indeed updating or replacing altogether with a newer, easier to use (for computer operators with L...

Firstly, I grew up on a council estate, secondly the most expensive tool I own is 300 quid deWalt chop saw and thirdly arrogant keyboard warriors :wink: have selective vision when reading why a moderator posted something in an effort to keep the place a place of useful information and not just...

and a long piece of string in case the solenoid fails :) I imagine it would be fairly straightforward to knock up a test piece from ply and some nuts and bolts. May need to gear the weight drop or introduce some friction to give a smooth 'turn', but I reckon it would work.

Cant help with any info but the search function on the right of the page in user tools still works.. search.php?keywords=richard+maguire&terms=all&author=&sc=1&sf=all&sk=t&sd=d&sr=posts&st=0&ch=300&t=0&submit=Search

ratchet and pawl were the words I was looking for. Exquisite drawing attached :)

How many days? Could it just be done with a weight and simple toothed steps? a simple actuator to release a peg, drops to next number. repeat.