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Tomatwark and other contributors so far. Thank you so much for your informative analyses of your own path to growing your business It is really inspirational to hear =D> . Tomatwark I suspect that your own business has had from the start a larger income potential than my own, ( I earnt around...

Hi Folks,Happy New year :ho2 I have been running my business relatively successfully for 15 years now as a domestic carpenter (as opposed to site work) I have mainly worked on my own but have used subbys now and again . I have been having a few small health issues recently and have decided that...

Thanks Folks, On the basis of the replies I think I will risk it. :wink: On the subject of power take off, is there a gizmo on the market that will trigger the vac to work when it senses a change in current through the ring main rather than using a remote for all my other tools? It would save...

Hi Folks, Well on the spur of the moment, I bought a Ex demo Dewalt M class Dust extractor off ebay. Only trouble I have just found my table saw is 1650 watt and the power take off is 1600 watt. Will this extra 50 watt mean I should not use it? Watts the worst that can happen? :) (Excuse the pun)

With that model does it exhaust from the grill at the top also?

Thanks Matt,Thats a neat system you have. If you were going to exhaust outside would you attach the exhaust hose from the blower port ? it seems that most extractors don't have blowers in this country.

Thanks for the reply, my understanding is that a good cyclone system removes 99% of the dust so the 1% left would be particles too small, to cover neighbours flowers in "brown sticky muck" besides my garage is around 25 meters away from any neighbours so don't feel worried about that. Besides I...

I am a sole trader running a domestic carpentry business and do around a third of my work in my workshop, which is a small single garage. I am currently looking to overhaul my dust extraction system which at the moment consists of a festool mini extractor. As I do work a lot with MDF but use...