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If you like technology and automation have a look at make.com. they have an interface that allows to bits of software to speak to eachother. For example outlook and this forum, everythime someone creates a post, you get an email. That's very simplistic, you can do huge complicated tasks, very...

Have you had a look at Dennis from Hooked on Wood? He's got some great workshop ideas including a digital mitre station stop block thingy for very little money. https://hookedonwood.online/Miter-Saw-Station/

You've fitted your router table I see. How did you do that, and what about the router fence etc.

Possibly. It's on a stand and weights a ton.

This is how I built my playpen, sorry workshop. These are the layers, from the outside in. Feather edge fencing boards (horizontal) Breathable membrane (roofing membrane) 4 x 2 stud frame. PIR (celotex, Kingspan etc.) between studs. Vapour barrier (sheet of polythene) over walls and ceiling...

I just bought a used Xcalibur TSC which can take a dado stack. I've yet to use the saw, but even though it's 15 years old it's a huge upgrade to the Einhell I had. Apparently, it's a Harvey saw, which makes me wonder if you can get a US saw and change the motor

I'm thinking of seeing if I can get a steel plate made to brace it

Thanks very much. Had a quick look at the site. That part cost 3 times as much as the machine cost me, yikes. I'll email about the 315 trunnion to see if it's cheaper, but it looks like I'll need to find an alternative option

Hi. I've just searched the Record Power support site for the manual and can't find 'record power dmb65' in their library

I've just been offered one of these, but it needs some parts to make it work again. In particular it needs a Lower table trunnion. I've searched the interweb and the best I can find is the odd post from 20 years ago. Does anyone know where I can get spares from? Is there a different machine that...

I'm newish to wood butchering. Not sure whether I just like all the tools, or actually like making things LOL. I'm currently building my retirement house, to stop me being bored in my retirement. Consequently, I'm not doing much woodwork, except the house, which is timber frame so, woodwork...

TBH I probably should have read the whole post before replying LOL. Any ideas about the crown guard or riving knife?

I've just bought an Xcalibur TSC-B with a 5/8" and was thinking about getting a screw on sleeve made to make it 30mm. I haven't explored the machine yet and didn't know it could be removed. How did you get on? Any idea where you can get spares form? Mine doesn't have a riving knife or crown guard,