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Hello I find the Blaklader range of work ware very good. Beware of the cheaper nylon ones, have set a few on fire with Angle Grinders.

Hello, Anyone any dealings with storeutensili.it they seem to have good value in router bits that look a lot like Freud. Looks Italian. Thanks in advance. Rob

Hello, I’m looking for a 12mm and 8mm collet for Erbauer 1/2 inch router. This is a good cost affective machine, bought from Screwfix. Screwfix help line just reads from website, very helpful! Does anyone know who makes it or where to source them please. Thanks Rob.

I use an old Henry on Router table and sometimes on a Milwaukee battery small Tablesaw. No problems. I just shake out wood from vacuum bag and go again. Just bought a secondhand 14 inch bandsaw so will see how it goes, not sure….

Hello, I am cutting 50mm Douglas Fir with a lot of resin and hard notes for large windows, had a cheap jigsaw where the blade went anywhere but straight. Invested in Milwaukee Top handle the non Fuel one. Kept about 10mm from template and top guided bit to finish. My point for £100 the Erbauer...

Hello all, in my humble opinion utube is a huge source of knowledge, now I know that there is a awful lot of rubbish and product flogging, but pick your sources, the other sites mentioned above, some I use others Stumpy Nubs, 10 Minutes Workshop are some of the best. In Ireland I find that tool...

I have the Magnusson three in one and find it quite useful. Have an old house with a mixture of batons carrying plaster boards and lathe plaster. With electrical wires it helps to workout if cable comes from top, bottom or side to plug or switch. It cost €50 from Screwfix. It is a helpful guide.

Thank you, my reply was a little misleading with the router bit.

I don’t have a half inch router, only a 1/4 trim and 1/2 inch in home made table. The MFT is mostly for assembly of large sash windows. The dogs are to keep one corner at 90 degrees when glueing up. Parf system with another router is more than I want to spend. We are not known for doing...

Hello, I am looking at getting a drill stand, it is between Milescraft or Wolfcraft. It is the one that the drill fits into and the drills own chuck is used. Anyone use either, the money is much the same. It is to make a large MFT table, the rabbit in my head had his heart set on doing it...

Thank you, that makes sense.

Hello all, I am thinking of getting the Makita 1/2 router and am very confused ( the rabbit that sits in my head operating the controls is spending a abnormally mount of time watching cartoons and sleeping), leading to failure on interweb searches. What’s the difference between rp 2301, rp2302...

I tried some six to seven year old Pine today. Cutting fresh timber with the sap still in it is much easier on the ripping chain. I have a large rounded top window to replace soon and was planning to get a lot of the curve from one wide board for one of top curves, then the same for other side...

Thank you for explaining, they were 40mm sockets beaten on with a sledgehammer.

That’s what I thought too, but 5 amp fully charged won’t loosen studs but the 12 will. I don’t understand it either.

Hello, first question I would ask you is what amp are your batteries. I have sold my soul to Milwaukee and have the above three all cordless. My battery start at four amp to 12 for Tablesaw, but the 12 amp ends up on the rattle gun mostly. It will loosen what the 5 amp won’t. Amp power makes a...

Hello and salutations I am about to try and to give my view on the Logosol Timber Jig. I chose this over the Alaskan mill type as the Gransberg agent is UK based, with Brexit, importing into euro zone is prohibitive expansive. The Amazon version looks a bit tinny. The Logosol seemed more simple...

Hello, with a 80 year old mother, maybe sell as Job lot, all or nothing. Otherwise the best will be picked, leaving you with a skip hire cost to clear the rest and every toe rag sizing up what else to rob on return. Sorry for my bleak outlook on mankind. What the tools cost and their worth is...

Hello, A view from the outside, we are in Ireland and buying from UK has changed a lot. Some businesses are a pleasure to deal with, Wood Workers Workshop have a very good website, the price displayed in Euro is the price paid, vat and customs built in and shipping priced at checkout. Some...