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Thanks all for the replies! I will go ahead and reach out to your sales team. I used to own a laguna bandsaw in Vancouver, BC, and it was a great machine.

Hi All - I'm looking at buying some Laguna machines, was just wondering from current owners in the UK, what the after sales service is like and availability of parts? I'm looking at getting a bandsaw, table saw, sander and dust extractors from them. Any info appreciated!

Thanks Derek - will give you a call!

Thanks - but I need a 240v motor cos I'm using this at home.

Just looked the facebook page up and I asked to join, thanks for that!

Just had a look at the motor. That says 0.166 HP wow. That's not a lot.

So when running, there are two bolts holding the motor in place, do you keep those loose or let the motor take up the slack with its own weight and then tighten them off? Belt is of unknown age, so probably knackered. The maintenance poster mentions turning the grease caps, I seem to be...

It came with the original poster tho!

Foot pedal! Hmmm. I reckon it's been tinkered with - I'll have a look tomorrow and post some pics.

I just bought an old Union Jubilee lathe, and was hoping someone out there has some knowledge of these old machines. Firstly, what is the best way to change speeds? Right now I'm having to loosen the two bolts holding the motor down, lifting it up and locking it off, then changing the belt on...

I'm looking to buy Festool Domino DF 500, Random Orbital sander and an extractor, if you happen to have them lying around not being used, please get in touch! Not looking for ex professional workshop items, I've seen how apprentices use these things :)

I have no idea, but please film it when you do

Nails :rolleyes:

This is making me want to get a 3d printer

In the market for a respirator - good info so far keep it coming!

Love me a good feather board. Now, where did I put those willow sticks?

short answer is you cant :P

Thanks for this post!

Made this a few moons ago - all cut on the table saw.

If you want a decent and cheaper option, I use non scented mineral oil for end grain boards, make a bath for them and soak them overnight, keeping them wet, submerged if possible. They take a few days afterwards to dry out and they will continue to seep a bit, but its only mineral oil, its non...