Recent content by SkidMark

The metal diamond blades will cut through stone/brick no problem.

You can get a pretty good finish with a quality paint over mdf. Use a roller (with the edges rounded off), not a brush in a dust-free environment, and take your time. I would use 18mm instead of 12 mm mdf for sure.

Money is a bit tight right now. Im looking for a thicknesser. I see the Clark CPT250 on Machinemart for 164 quid. Has anyone had any experience of this unit? I want it for light workshop use. Is it too cheap or should I really be going for something like the Dewalt DW733 (at more than twice the...

Wasnt exactly sure where to post this - Im trying to find an online supplier (Woodfit type equivalent) based in the Netherlands. Tried searching, but as my dutch insnt exactly up to scratch, I havnt had much joy. Maybe a long shot, but has anyone got any pointers? (Of course I can order stuff in...

I looked at the Trend Professional router table a few days ago. About 350 quid, and the dewalt will (99% sure) fit straight on. Looked like a decent table, though Im now looking at the Festool system, a bit more expensive, but their stuff cant be beaten in my opinion.

Can you fit a splinter guard to the base plate? I have a bosch - the splinter guard helps keeping the blade straight, particularly on thicker materials.

Hi, Firstly I'd run the hot and cold taps on your sink, and feel for a change in the pipe temperature. If there is a change, then it would give you a clue as to the purpose of the pipe.