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It has enough depth for the skirting board and more so your fine. As has been said before you will need to check it and adjust and tweak the angles. I had set squares on mine and I site the angles correctly. The manufacturers should be ashamed of themselves that with the precise cutting tools...

I think the cheaper ones need some adjustments. I have just gone round mine and checked all the levels and found them fine as there areas you can tweak. I will say that when I did a 45deg cut the bar that holds the clamp is to high and I shaved off quarter inch and its much better. Time will tell

Hi Therms, just got it up and running and it is as I thought cutting one way. But, I think you will find thats the norm in the price range you are lookiing at. You will just have to turn over the wood as I have done to do your compound mitres. Its not really a big deal just a little thought...

[/url] Thats some nice expensive kit, but if your doing more than just DIY or you have the money thats really the sort of quality you need

My axminster was the bottom slider and that what I had to do I don't know the new design. That was good and did last a few years then just burnt out. It the newer design, well they are all different from mine as the sliding mechanism is higher. So really suggest you phone the SIP people or...

I never trust pre-settings so I always go round the machine and alter when I can. So I will see tomorrow. Thanks for that

Ah well its gone now but thanks. In fact a sliding saw actually gives you more versatility in many ways. So thanks Big-all Sorry Therms I had the feeling you were going to say that and if you read my first statement I wouldn't touch erbauer with a bargepole. I have a circular saw that is...

Not heard of the Erbium. Just done a search on 'Reviews Erbium' I get lots on lazier treatment stuff so its not a popular one. It seems this one I have research is the best for the price, but can you give me some links to this product. In my research the other one is SIP and the cheapest was...

I had a coulple of compound saws and they both gave curved edges and thats the fault of the circular saw being round. Its like seeing an edge that is concaved in lens terms. Not only is that my observation but a friend of mine as well. We compared the results of the saws and since we have had...

Thanks for that reply that was the confirmation I was looking for.

I had an Axminster 250mm sliding mitre saw lasted just over 5 years. Not too bad but not to great, but these things never really last. It was very good for one that is only bought for about £130. I was really after something a little more substantial and really you have to go into the £300 or...

Thanks for the reply. Your the first person that has given good advice. Shall have to find a new one then.. Know any good suppliers of these on the net? Thank you once again Tony

We have a borehole with an expansion vessel. I have asked before on here and nothing has come of it. I thought I have resolved it, but that was for a short while. Its a vessel with a bladder in it, I have taken it out and checked it over and then put it back together again it worked great for...

Found the problem, the diaphragm was clogged up with silt and therefore couldn't cut the cut out off for the pump. In that case me thinks the pump was still pumping and any air in the cylinder was being pushed out into the taps with too much pressure. Resolved anyway. Just got a leek to...

Yes there is water in the pipes and tank. In fact I ran the water and went back to the tank to see waht was happening. The pressure went above 5bars. A little worrying. The water splutters out and is white, which is full of bubbles, that clears obviously in a little while in a glass. Tony

I have a borehole for our water supplies. This is fed into a pressurised 60ltr water cylinder. The problem we have is that the water is spluttering and shooting in spurts out of the taps. I have looked at the cylider and the pressure gauge says 4.75bars when it should be 4bar. Is the...