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Hi My surface planner is tripping the main fuse on about 1 in 4 of the start ups The machine is Single phase 6" jointer supplied by Axminster I checked the starter button a no volt overload type ,it has connections that float on on springs and seem to arc a bit on connection inside the...

stained pine allways looks like stained pine

An electric brake is very useful when your moving in and out of worktop jigs, The 1/2" makita does a good job

It sounds like you are reinventing the wheel or the traditional drawer Don't bother with runners at all just make it in a traditional style.

Hi Burnerman I got the thermostats for the dryer from E spares hassle free cheers The stats have different numbers on does it matter where they go? Nos A210 07n1520 This one has green dots on the back on the feet as it were ZA12 Nos A260 87N1856 Za12...

Try a laser level

The Metabo is fine for what it is,it is not an industrial machine having said that,in its class it is a fine machine, The pros& cons Cons ;Top beds are aluminium,if you had a hell lot of jointing with very abrasive timber it could be a problem cast iron tops would probably be too heavy for the...

I have used D&M a few times before they are an old firm and seem OK

The Makita has the scroll cut setting and £329 all in The festool has riving knife and chip breaker on the off cut side

Hi Belboz I have a couple miles of MDF book shelves to build so that should justify the expense I am also hoping to get better dust extraction. I have been looking at Festool T55 and Makita

Any thoughts

I am suggesting,the same construction on the house side as the front edge Not attaching to the house at all.

We are going in circles here.

Alternatively you could put supports in the ground away from the house and cantilever over and save yourself a lot of problems.

I have used toothpaste as fine abrasive.

from ovum/egg, part of an egg shape

Ovolo

I have some MDF to spray I am interested in HVLP and LVLP gravity fed spray guns Nozzle sizes? Any thoughts Cheers

Try solid wood for a better product

You have to take a section off or do very accurate drawing and take it to your local joinery work shop,they will mould sections for you,the skirting could be made up of 2 to 3 different sections depending on pattern