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I think it should be morticer… but mortiser seems to be used more often worldwide.. less difference in the Uk

I bought some things from Germany a few weeks ago… I had to pay VAT on top at 20% on import but the people I bought from TOOK OFF the 19% German tax…. Sounded and seemed good…. But then I got a bill with handling charges on top from UPS which I had to pay plus the delivery took nearly 3 weeks...

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Have a look @simonbowlerltd he chose an SP300C with spiral planer block a while back as one of the heavier 1ph spiral planer thicknessers, mainly for planing oak… he uses it to its max and has planed thousands of linear meters on it in that time and is over the moon. Have a look at some of his...

Max Sedgwick TA315 is an Excellent machine for solid wood. They used to be supplied with the sliding table as standard, since last year it became an optional extra. Sedgwick have just announced another price rise btw so hurry if your thinking about a new one as there are a few left in the system...

It was part of an extension rebuilding with lots of new windows so it was a little hard to quantify in flat terms. I doubled the square footage of the house and reduced the heating bill… and the house feels warmer.

I live in an old timber frame house with extensions. I spent a lot of time improving the insulation, fitting high performance sashes and other household improvements when I took the plunge of my first ASHP 10 years ago, getting rid of an lpg boiler. My first ashp only heated the water to 50...

Have a look out for used Minimax S45… very good saw, usually 1 ph and often under valued!

It’s the cutter that will make the noise

They only stopped manufacture of these 4 years ago. There is another company in Italy who appears to have taken over their production if you get stuck but most parts are standard. Let me know if you need the contact and I will have a root through my files

Mirka orbital sander is brilliant.. I bought one for myself. Expensive but amazing performance.

Record and Electra machines are both made in China, spares should be available No spares available for kity machines (they also had special blades on some models) I would suggest try to find a used Record Power or Startrite machine. I think used Sedgwick PTs are now commanding a higher price.

These are the cmt down cut spirals with 1/2” shank… they also have a few with 1/4 shank https://www.scosarg.com/tooling/router-bits-cutters/spiral-router-bits/spiral-downcut-router-bits?shank_size=3699 Hope this helps Paul

Cmt catalogue download.. https://www.scosarg.com/media/leaflets/cmt/2020%20CMT%20Orange%20Tools%20Catalog.pdf

You’ve got to ask before you bid…if you have outbid someone and then back out, the buyer has lost a sale where probably the under bidder who has done some due diligence. take the feed back into consideration but Also consider what is NOT said in the description. i have had some great bargains, I...

This is quite an informative review by Bosch Basch Bosch of the iTECH which is similar to the scheppach but with a spiral cutter block..

40mm euro blocks will accept 50mm cutters and limiters. Be very careful with the serrated block… it is designed to be used on a mechanically fed machine and has a higher chance of kickback.… and greater injuries. There were some experiments on injuries using pigs tails.(not pleasant) The old...

Send me a picture of your support post that has current guides and I will let you know… normally dead simple P

That would be a good product

Spiral / helical cutter blocks are much more popular over the last couple of years. The demand for Tersa system has really slowed right down. The spiral system gives a fantastic finish, low noise, long blade life etc. Tersa is imho a great system compared to traditional planer blades, but not as...