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Having a dis-agreement over the IT industry is irrelevant. If you wish to contribute to this thread please do so, if you want to moan at me - feel free to email me: james [ at ] sawdustalley.co.uk

Exactly - Its in their latest review magazine I think.

Alf, You sure got the "Off Topic" bit right :?

How much are you looking to spend? Axminster have got a fantastic new one - think its around £100, so maybe not for you?

:arrow: The chisels shown from axminster are pretty decent, I was lucky enough to have santa bring me a set this year for one of my woodworking related presents. Depends what you need them for, they are cabinetmakers chisels - if you are on a building site they may not be too good

I never said that it was un-reasonable

Please try to stick on topic.

Welcome to UK Workshop, I am 16 years old myself so you are not alone. I looked into training a year back or so. Decided in the end it wasn't for me, and now I am doing A-levels. There are mixed views on this, some will tell you that craftsmen are rare and you will be coining it in, and some...

Hello, For the drill press, have you thought about the axminster range of white ones? I haven't used one personallu - but then I've never heard any complaints from anybody either: http://www.axminster.co.uk

I'm guessing your talking about this here, http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/product/p ... aintCatId= Yeah, does look good - infact, guess what looks pretty much the same to the axminster saw here http://www.axminster.co.uk/default.asp?part=BTS10PP

hehe - thats the one, I meant to say £18 think the smiley may have changed that :)

I think that axminster sell a saw stop device (Around £18 ). It has a built in magnifier I think, you can have a look on www.axminster.co.uk - have a search around/

gone :) Sorry I mis-understood.

Bessey speedclamps are not the kliklamps. I personally think the klikclamps are great, very well made - no problems with them at all.

Interesting, isn't that just their manufacturing equiptment though?

Forgive me if i'm wrong, but wouldnt it prove so much cheaper and easier to buy something like that. I thought the idea of self defense was that you could use it anywhere when needed, do they do a fold up version :P OR you could just use a broom handle instead?

string :P

www.slhardwoods.co.uk www.britishhardwoods.co.uk (I think)

Here's some examples, these are 1/4" routers: https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/review/review.php?id=32 https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/review/review.php?id=3 these are 1/2" routers: https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/review/review.php?id=30 http://sawdustalley.co.uk/tools/reviews.php?id=18 Thoose are 4...

20x30 feet i'm guessing, thats a good size. Don't quote me on this, but I seem to remember reading that if its built from bricks/blocks it counts as a permenant structure, so wood is temporary - you can make it as big as you like too - as long as the height isn't over X meters. As I said...