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No one's mentioned Wealden yet. Their router cutters are top class, as are their saw blades, German made, industrial quality and reasonably priced...also postage is inc in the price. I've got one fitted and can't fault it...perfick :wink: - Rob

It's off a Bosch GTS10, but similar sort of guards are available with a little bit of Googleisationing...bear in mind I also had to make a new riving knife to fit it - Rob

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See here - Rob

Now a squashed London Bridge Station :mrgreen: - Rob

...which he will do, but in his own good time. Don't hold your breath :wink: - Rob

Sparky's a 'big girls blouse' Paul :lol: :lol: ...mind you, he took a lump out of my finger last time I saw him! - Rob

:lol: :lol: ...suggest you email the ed Sam...PM sent - Rob

...or bits of the Landrover :mrgreen: - Rob

You have to have something...either a lining, or hinges or preferably both (but that would increase the cost...hinges :evil: :evil: ) If you don't have a lining then there's no accurate and easy way for the lid to locate onto the lower part of the box and a lining is much easier to fit to the...

Cheeky sod :lol: ...that'll get you at least a packet of pork scratchings Chems :lol: - Rob

I was leafing through FWW this morning Rod in WHS (as you do :roll: ) and opened FWW. First thing I saw?...some muppets fingers about 50mm from a spinning blade. 'Murricans for ya! - Rob

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As ever, a difficult one as what suits one may not necessarily suit t'other. BW is good and is something I have a nose through whenever I'm in WHS, but there as aspects of it that don't appeal. F&C is the one I like as it deals with furniture making (and nothing else) but there are sometimes...

Why?..your opinion only, my opinion is that the W650 is equal to, or better than the Record and Ax machines. The benefits of the W650 are significant...small footprint (smaller than the K419) light weight (125kgs) 2hp induction motor, cast iron top, decent small slider (based on the Kity...

That's what it is?...words fail me (for once) :mrgreen: Wait til Waka sees this...Chappers the new Gloatmiester! :lol: :lol: - Rob

Hang on, never mind the vices, there's a bit of hand tool gloatery going on here...since when did the two LN planes get sneaked in under 'your know who's' :-" radar? Not quite such a 'drive-bye' though as my LN51 - Rob

if you look at the maker's marks on the blades here you'll see that there are dozens...and all for just one make of plane. Multliply that by all the plane manufacturers and individual blacksmiths in Japan and I reckon you may well be on a 'hiding to nothing' to track down who made the iron in...

If they can get down, that's some skilful flying! Even if they approach skewed (technical term...yaw?) the aircraft has to straighten up the instant before the udercart touches...if not, there's the danger that the whole thing will get ripped off - Rob