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excellent price! I have a startrite table saw and managed to get it into the back of a chrysler grand voyager with help, I am able to reverse almost into my workshop so did, somehow, manage to unload on my own and position it. Good luck.

I’ve sent you a message asking for your address. It has multiple heads, just not one that fits my pillar drill!

I bought a ratcheting chuck key, but it doesn't fit my chuck. I'll have a look for it, and am happy to post it to you as it's no good to me and might work for you?

I too suggest Record Power. This one is top of your budget. I do not own one myself, and will leave it for others to suggest alternatives: https://www.recordpower.co.uk/product/premium-12-bandsaw

One of my favourites - https://www.waneyedgecitylumber.co.uk/ Just outside Harlow.

Looks like what you describe, a straight knife setting jig. Still have mine!

You know when you make some items for sale, but one of them just insists on staying at home with you? I made several magnetic knife blocks over the last week or so, but this one is not going to be sold, I just love the grain too much! This was before a little more sanding and finishing, but...

Stumbled upon various similar sets like this one on Amazon...

Please bear in mind that part of her thought process was the look of the joint, and the above points aren't obviously taking that into account. I agree, for pure ease of takeapartability (new word!) there are other options, and I would use a slimmer dowel but look at it as an overall idea and I...

I have just watched this video, stick with it because initially I thought 'looks great, but why bother?' and then the actual idea comes out. To me, it looks like a great idea for furniture when you might need to disassemble at some point, or even make it for easy transportation and then fix at...

Part of one of their arguments is that because the word membership ends in the word SHIP we are all actually only under maritime law! That gives some indication of how ridiculous any of their arguments are.

just found the 301 for sale, way too far for me to go to collect (3hrs 34min and 163 miles) but again, looks worth every penny of £100 and I envy you the chance to buy it for that.

personally I'd buy that without a moments delay. Worse case scenario, clean it up and move it on at a profit. If I was close I'd ask for first refusal if you didn't buy it.

This is currently at a good price, £24:50 although Halfords advanced tools are often on offer. I have this set, it is my 'in the cupboard in the kitchen in case i need it now' set and very good for exactly that...

It's not been a week yet, and to be honest having them in that shop is also great for my local marketing, because everyone knows how high-end it is. Just being stocked by them is worth something to me.

I made some big end grain chopping boards from oak, and they came out beautiful. I want a decent price for them, and from experience I know I wont get that at a craft fair etc, so I took the plunge and went into a very high end, independent kitchen ware shop in my home town (think bins at £200...

Thank you. Final question then, the two I linked to look very different to each other. What are the differences for, and which one would then be the better cutter?

I too have an original allwin in my hall! Bought it for myself over 20 years ago as a birthday present. They are great fun, but i haven't thought of adapting mine yet.

Advice sought as to which bit to buy. My router table has a 1/2" shank. I'll admit to not being a master of the routing table, but need to follow a template jig to make repeats of a item in larch wood at about 15mm deep, so not too hard. I don't want to spend a fortune on this bit, but will...

Back to the question of which vape - I have had several since I gave up 40+ unfiltered roll ups a day, and generally they are pretty much all the same. My current one is a vaporesso and I only bought that because it was on clearance, and it's fine. I must have had 8 or 9 different ones in the...