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Just had a look at the web site where i bought my Draper router from. It has gone up in price a little but i think some of that to do with the vat increase. But good news is their still doing free p&p This link might help http://www.atsite.co.uk/p-9266-draper-e ... r-kit.aspx Andy

Yea I bought one a while back and to be honest i'm very impressed with it and i managed to get get it quite cheap Heres a link to my thread on the router draper-expert-1350w-230v-combination-router-kit-t42255.html I hope this helps Andy

I agree with you on the point that a router lift of some kind is proberbly the best solution. This is why I use one. But not being a fan of the trend make i use a trusty freud 1900w attached to it and i get through the top bit change. As said before you use what works for you and my set up might...

Hi all, Just come back from holiday and thought i'll have i look on the forum and can't believe this thread is still getting post. I do agree with fellow woody's that dom's video is very good and put forward a good case for T11, so well done to Dom for that. But having said that the bit...

Im sure the T11 is very good and i even own a triton but im sure that people see the this is an ability that should not be ignored but when i say attachments i mean things that stay in the box and never get used but this is what helped persuade you to buy the router in the first place

The best router for a router table. It all depends on what your sort of work your going to do on it and what you can afford. Everyone has their own thoughts on whats the best but may not be best for you. Theres lots of routers been mentioned here and all of them are good makes thats been...

This might of been looked at or reviewed before but got an email about it and to be honest i want one, take a look at the mlcs website - http://www.mlcswoodworking.com/shopsite ... rlift.html Only problem is it don't run on the uk voltage but cant wait till they do because i'll have one They...

To answer questions to this the routers going great in fact better than great because my router in my router table decided to go wrong but thats another story. I was then a little stuck being half way through a project, so i mounted the fixed base in my table. In the back of my mind thinking...

Thanks for all the replies and you've all made my mind up for me. To that end i've ordered one today. Lets hope i'll get many years of use out of the dewalt jointer when it arrives. Thanks Andy

Hi not been on here for a while, just been so busy in the workshop. So to that end i was in the workshop the other day jointing some wood together for a table top i had only done only 10 or so bisciut slots and the motor of my biscuit jointer decided it had enough and expire. So now i'm looking...

Hi Eric, The dust extraction comes off via removable shoots thats provided with the kit, one for each base and held in place with two small screws. As for the collet sizes you get two 1/4" and 1/2" in there own nuts and the cutters can be chucked up as it were without the motor in the bases, but...

Studders the answer to you question is that the plunge is very smooth and very sturdy being of all metal construction even the plunge lock lever, but the best bit is the fixed base which has a micro adjuster and setting the depth of the cutter is amazingly fine. As i said this is a very robust...

Thanks for you reply chems. Yes your right it was a good deal, i saw the router in a local tool shop near me and after seeing how robust it was i knew i had to have one but i wasn't going to pay the £169.99 price tag

Hi all, just writing to ask if anyone has any experience or thoughts on the Axminster CT1502 150mm Planer because i'm thinking of purchasing one for my workshop. i've read the reviews on the planer 2 good, 1 bad. So if anyone has any advice please feel free.

Hi there, not sure if this is the right part of the forum to post this but here it goes. About 3 weeks ago i bought the Draper Expert 1350w 230v Combination Router Kit and i got to say "what a piece of kit this is" the router is either fixed or plunge base having a removable motor rather like...

Hi all just read though the postings about jack of all glues and alot of you are recommending Titebond. Titebond as maybe a very glue and i'm not taking that away from it, its one thing as with most glues and thats the price of the stuff. So i can see where barkwindjammer is coming from wanting...