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Another suggestion for OP is to look for a used DeWalt DWE745, which is an older model and has a 10" blade and all the benefits of the fence etc. The only thing it doesn't have is a long enough arbor for a dado set, if that bothers you. I picked one up recently for £200 in good order, and they...

Thanks everyone, some great contributions. I think you've persuaded me on trying to avoid a stain and the auction house suggestion is a great idea.

Compared with beech, maple, ash, Sapele the walnut is about 3x more expensive, so quite considerable.

I'm plotting an end table and American black walnut would be an ideal colour for it, given the setting. I'm not very experienced with buying or using hardwood and just trying to figure out some options based on price for boards and battens. The walnut is too expensive for this project. Could...

Hi Peter, Is this the right manual for your machine? If so there's a wiring diagram in the back pages. Edit: page 86

Yes that's the type I have and I'm very happy with it. I use mine in a similar way actually on a timer before I start work so the desk and chair are warm 😶‍🌫️Obviously wattage requirements depend on the heat loss of the room. I will say the one you've linked seems very cheap but it could just be...

Basically the same as a patio heater but over a wider panel at a lower surface temperature. Electric underfloor heating is the 'extreme' version of this approach. Nothing radical and obviously those silly claims need to be ignored. They have gained popularity as a way to electrify heating when a...

It's only a 12sqm (insulated shed) office but it actually appears that 300W is oversized. It spends 70% of its time off once the room is warm even on the coldest days so if you don't need the instant responsiveness of a 2kW fan heater then its probably enough. I have it on a timer. If you google...

I have an infrared panel heater I fitted to my office ceiling and I'm very happy with it. It's gentle radiant heat so feels like being in sunlight, and has no noise and won't blow dust around the place so I imagine it would be ideal. It heats the objects in the room rather than the air so it...

Timing on this is perfect - thanks Phil! I was about to buy for double that price.

Great I'll DM you 🙂

Hi everyone. I've only just come accross this forum but what a resource! I've been hoovering up information from various interesting threads. I'm a few months into woodworking and currently using some tools I inherited from my Grandad. Nothing special but functional basics. So far been mostly...

Hi there, If this is still for sale I would love to buy it. I can drive to collect this Saturday (19th). Nick