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If you budget allows for the Axminster one I’d recommend getting its an absolute pleasure to use and you can actually feel the difference in quality and performance

No ordered it in July 2024 and they had 3 in stock another member also bought one as she also had the same issue looks like a common issue

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Sounds like you need a circuit board I ordered one from Axminster tools exactly like the one below ill try and find the order number and send it over later costs around £135 I think

That seems odd my machine is a powermatic drum sander which is also discontinued but they sorted it out for me

Definitely worth a try keep us posted how you get on

Contact Axminster tools there tech department is bang on I was quoted 450 dollars from tool France for a circuit board on top of that was postage and import duty and more taxes I got the exact same board for £135 inc postage from them

Absolutely not required

Looks great Wher did you get the top cornice from please

Poor thing! First thing is talk talk talk sounds easy enough but you’d be surprised how many people just soldier on until they crack you made a start by opening up on the forum get to the doctors and try and make an appointment to discuss this with the right services and you can get the best...

DIY kitchens are far better than Howdens it’s your right to insist on the same products I’d get yourself a independent loss assessor and let them arrange things for you they won’t stand for any messing

Best solution for the floor is use 1200gauge visqueen dpm covered with 20mm ridged pir insulation taped at the joints then some decent 18mm plywood (but a cheap set of t&g cutters for the router Amazon ) leave the visqueen 400mm longer at the edges then overlap more visqueen behind it and up...

Put in vinegar and it’ll age them

Rutlands do a lot of different sets and all ways are on sale

I use the rutlands one for drilling the base rails and handrails @ an angle to accept round 20mm spindles it’s absolutely bang on I also use it for drilling the holes for tubular latches on doors, the rods extend through the bottom and then it self centres on the door It’s also useful for...

Thanks for your reply I’m away atm but I’ll upload a picture when I’m back Thanks again Bobby

I totally agree and they actually tried to charge me an extra 2 hours of labour the company is called northern electrical based in blackburn lancashire