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Hi, I was wondering if anyone has experience of "Zipper" branded table saws, specifically this one: https://www.veistokone.fi/zipper-fks-25 ... kkeli.html My early Einhell table saw fell apart today while ripping some softwood, and I spent far too long fixing it. It's been a constant source...

Well the text of the advert is arkku on erinomaisessa kunnossa ja täysin alkuperäinen,,,,,raudoituksetkin hienossa kunnossa--- joskus maalattu jälkeenpäin hopeamaalilla¨¨ mahtava lukko ja vanha avain.... onkohan tämä vanhin vuosiluvullinen aito esine huutonetissä???? mielellään nouto Which I...

Just looking at it (the first one of course) again, I wonder what sort of wavy-jointer technique they used, and how the metalwork can be in such great shape after approximately 350 years. Also why the maker should have been so thoughtful in providing a date in neatly cut out 1600's rust free...

While looking for interesting woodworking machines on the local version of ebay, I came across the following trunk, purportedly from 1682 and in remarkably good condition. I have a feeling however that I've seen more than one of these recently, and something about it just says "made in India...

I'm very interested to try this experiment once I get back to my workshop next week. I have a Lidl tuner as well as a couple of different instrument tuning apps on my phone. My bandsawing experience is very limited as I've only just recently bought one. I've had excellent results cutting...

Casco Winter. It's an indoor pva that can be used down to -10C See here, fourth from the top: http://www.casco.eu/global/casco/?pc=99

Certainly, being sold in the UK it should certainly come with a proper UK plug. But an adapter could be a quick solution to get you started.

That is indeed a normal standard euro plug, such as we use here in Finland. It also makes an earth connection via the edges of the plug / socket. Any normal EU-UK adapter should have these earth connections, the travel adapter I use when I visit the UK certainly does.

I'm glad it's not just me that had that thought, I feel better now :D

Hmm, I'm not an expert - so this is just for the sake of discussion - but why couldn't it be Aspen? Going by the varieties we have in Finland I think Alder has smoother bark and discolours a deep yellowy red where it is cut fresh. Aspen: http://www.vastavalo.fi/haapa-puu-lehti ... 32408.html

I've just had a look and on the back of the box it says that the switching capacity is 3680W. I bought mine yesterday; one is now on my 1.5kW chip extractor, and the other on a 1.3kW 'shop vac' so well within capacity for my use, anyway - and according to my (notoriously poor) maths, well...

These are in the Finnish Lidls now; I've just got myself a set and have been using it for this purpose already this evening :)

I bought nice strong wheels from Bauhaus - two fixed ones for the back and two locking casters of the same size (approx. 70mm dia.) for the front. They were about 5€ each overall IIRC with the casters being a little more and the fixed wheels a little less. Yesterday I finally got around to...

Funny you should mention that :) I have been keeping an eye on a Hegner Multicut SE for sale here in Finland, the asking price is 540e though and I really can't justify that much. I went to look at my friend's Proxxon and decided that it really didn't offer anything extra that I need. I do...