Recent content by Marcjwebb

Hi all. Hope everyone is well. Need some guidance, especially if anyone has experience. I am currently looking for a better and cleaner edgeband trim tool. Ideally a hand tool as funds are low. Can anyone recommend tidy and clean cutting ones ? Kind regards Marc

that would be fantastic, need to get one this week if I can, please send me the details

Hi guys, been a while since I've been on here, however I was wondering if anyone can recommend a good MFT slab, with a fairly good size of approx 5.5ft x 4.5ft

is that what you do and can clarify its accuracy? also do you have anymore pics at all

is there any way that you can add the flip down track to your set up? its this that is making me want it for cross cuts

When getting cuts from timber merchant. The edges have the worst tear out I have ever seen. So I usually get an inch or to extra for trimming

That's prob more than i would need to be fair. Common stuff I would be cutting is 18" and 2ft. The occasional 3 at a push

The main part of the mft I really like is the back fence for cross cuts with the rail that is hinged.

What's the Ipswich plastics for? Sorry I meant the parallel guides as supposed tonthe rails. But yeah. 50 ish is what I see for the 1400

so with all the options for track saws, are there any recomendations ( im guessing festool but they want 130 just for some guide rails, bit much i must say ) i do however like the mft3 but would need to rip down to 610 wide and 457 wide then rip lengths to say 2ft, 3ft, 4ft, 5ft and 6ft

Really. ? One now that's service

i usually do but this purpose is prob the only thing where i work in imperial

oooh very kool, might have to go lol

ok ill narrow it down a little, i will need to be doing a lot of the same cuts over and over, like 3x2 ft 4x2 3x18" and 4x18" stuff like that, i mainly need it to be strait, clean and repeatable, is there anywhere in essex i can see a festool or makita or dewalt demo?

I'm not on about new purely second hand. And on fleabay there are various for around the 800 mark. Is the track saw that much better tho ?