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Hi Geoff, It all comes down to the quality of steel used to make the blade. For general woodwork and non ferrous metals carbon steel or flexback as it is known will work well. For steels the M42 or Bi-Metal blade is a high speed steel toothed blade, which is a lot harder than the carbon...

Hi Guys, Thanks for the comments. It's a problem that we have to live with now. We used to sharpen so many hand/tenon saws, that we have repetitive strain in our arms and joints. For this reason, we cannot train anyone to do this job as they too would end up with this condition too. Also...

Hi Everyone, Thanks for mentioning us. morris, we can help you if you still need blades. Thanks, Tom

Hi Carl, The BS250 can only handle a maximum depth of 120mm (4 3/4") but bear in mind that this max measurement is for plastics and foam. The BS240 will struggle with 3+ inches of wood (depending on the wood) as it just doesn't have the power. I would recommend stepping up to a bigger machine...

Hi Steve, How about Liberon Finishing Oil? My Dad has guitars and uses this all the time. Its a clear oil, that isn't sticky to the touch. Simply wipe it on, leave for abit then wipe off the excess! You could sand in between coats, and build the layers of oil untill you are happy with the...

You might like to check my post history. That was abit below the belt.

Sorry to hear about your accident. Hope you get better soon.

Have you tried Chestnut Products End Seal? An excellent product for sealing the end grain to stop moisture getting in. For more info try contacting Terry from Chestnut products on this forum.

Have you thought about a Record Power machine? For your price range, the BS300X is a good buy. It comes with a full wheel kit and a free dvd disc. Also a 5 year guarantee. Now thats confidence for you!

For 4" extractor hose try Record Power. They supply a see through hose that is strong and handly for spotting any blockages. They have stockists in Ireland. Try their dealer search feature on their website to find the nearest stockist to you... http://www.recordpower.co.uk/

Liberon Lubricating Wax is excellent for all metal surfaces. Aswell as planner, bandsaw and other metal tables, it is good for saw blades and general tools. We use it in the showroom to keep machines clean and free from fingerprints and any water contact.

From memory the Ryobi is a 30mm bore size. What size bore is the new blade you have purchaced? I cant see it being bigger than 30mm as this is a UK standard size. Check the bore size on the original blade to make certain. I have reducing bushes in stock. If your not sure give me a call...

Hi, If it is a Startrite 301s the blade length is 93". If it a 301SB however the blade length is 102 1/2". It depends on what you are planning on cutting as to what blade to use. For strait, rip cutting over 2" deep I would recommend a 5/8 x 4 TPI. For strait 2" and thinner wood, 1/2 x 4...

Hi Ned, I have Freud blades in Stock. They are the only make of blades we keep as they are excellent quality. We can also replace the broken tip and sharpen the blade. If you would like a price, just let me know. Thanks, Tom

Hi Everyone. Both Record Machines, BDS150 & BDS250 come with mitre fences. All Record Power Machines have a 5 year Guarantee. Well worth considering when looking at new machines and prices. BDS150 £89.99 Inc Vat BDS250 £249.95 Inc Vat (Also includes free leg stand)

That is the other option! Use the replacement tip cutters. These work well especially if you are on site or cant get to a saw doctor to get your blades sharpened. And like you say, you can buy the replacement tips in quantity for less then a single cutter, the only problem we have found with...

I agree! If you had to post the cutters away or have to travel out of your way then it can get expensive. Most of our customers are local and so pass our door everyday, so its not a problem to pop them in on their way past. Kitchen fitters do price cutters into their quotes, but why waste...

Hi Everyone. Ok, it seems that some people are taking me the wrong way. Just because I dont sell a particular cutter, it doen't mean they aren't a good cutter after all we are also dealers for CMT and swedex. Also it depends on the wood being used. 1 cutter may work well enough on some soft...

It doesn't have anything to do with the price. We will only sell quality cutters as we dont want/need the hassle of customes work being ruined by cheap cutters as they have in the past.

CMT seem to be a good cutter. As we sharpen the cutters on a jig, its amazing how bad some cutters are. Trend & Titman are always spot on. The carbite tips are strait and true, and the body's are well made. Most other makes need the machine to be constantly re-set to sharpen each side as...