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50% of men who have the epidural have difficulty passing urine during the early hours of recovery. A catheter will prevent any discomfort, inserted post anaesthetic, as I know from personal experience - one hip without, the second with.

These routers are built for inverted (table-mounted) use, with the ability to use hand-held. The plunge spring is designed to be removed for inverted use, hence the bayonet spring cap. Removing the spring is required for table-mounted operation (see manual) and the spring cap should be left off...

Have a look at a page I wrote a while back, if you have time. It’s Routing - Some Beginners' Tips

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I've had three Nilfisk over the years, but - thank goodness - I then bought a Kranzle HD7/122 TS. It's continuously rated, so won't trip any overheat switches, as the Nilfisks regularly did. It's extremely well-built (22kgs) and very robust, maximum pressure 135 bar. I store it on my garage...

They’re not designed specifically for table use. Bit changing uses a manual lock, as I recall, so the situation wouldn’t arise. Triton was a better design and I think Festool has a comparable lock.

Doug, the comment I made about collet extensions is not just my opinion, it's also physics. The longer the shaft, the more any run-out is magnified. The greater the runout, the more wear on the bearings. If there is an extension that's perfectly balanced and runs true, the latter still applies...

Fitting a Triton to a router lift is a complete waste of time and money, plus you would lose cutting depth. Some would use a collet extender to restore depth of cut, a dangerous way to cause balance, stability, runout and bearing life reduction issues. The large Triton is designed for table use...

Get the best hardware you can afford - when cabinets look tired it's usually because the doors have sagged. I've used both Blum and Hafele with success. Expensive, but the best in the long-term.

Yes, that's the one.

Sorry, galleywood, original post amended.

Due to deteriorating health, I am selling the contents of my workshop. Nothing can (or will be able to) be posted, so it will mean collecting from Crowborough, East Sussex, if you're interested. The scroll saw has gone and I won't be selling either my Makita compound mitre saw, or my Triton...

Still here, just not so often! :)

All links now working! :) Ray

foxhunter, you really need to change over to the newer collet chuck assembly. Here's how: Chuck Assembly Removal and Replacement The procedure is the same, no matter what style or type of chuck assembly is fitted. It is carried out with the router removed from the table. Disconnect power cord...

The newer models of the TRA001 do have the through-the-table winding handle, I believe and there's a simple way to confirm this. Follow the fine-adjustment knob vertically downwards to the bottom of the lower casing (the silver part). If there's a small "T" bar poking out the bottom of the...

Most will come with a USB2 connection sticking out the bottom, or with a cable to save the data to a laptop, desktop, external drive, whatever, as long as it's got a USB2 female connection that'll do. Some also have firewire, but that's not such a universal connection method as USB2. I've got a...

Using a card reader is the far safer option. If there's a power surge or outage when transferring files from a card to the PC, the worst that can happen is that you'll lose some of the files. If that situation happens when connected via the camera, it could be turned into a brick - not will...

Open the programme, click on the "File" menu, select "Preferences." Click on "Photo Downloader" (second from bottom). Uncheck all boxes in the right-hand window. Job done. :) Ray

This may well be moot now, but the short answer is "No!" The longer answer is "NO!" :) Ray