Recent content by DaWoodster

Dropped price to £360.

Dropped price to £400.

It’s not shown in the photos, but it does some with the sliding blade cover.

The Gormley statues are well worth the trip :)

Bristol is quite a trek mate!

6 foot tall, it weighs too damned much! In order to correctly tension a 1" blade over a 430mm throat, it needs a seriously strong frame. When I moved it to its current position I had to lay it down to get it through a low door, two of us struggled to lower and stand it up again, I'd guess at...

Yes it is and £450 is a bargain for this beast!

I am having to downsize machinery due to moving house. This is a single phase 240v machine, which I was told requires a 16 amp supply to start up, but it's never tripped any of my standard sockets. This planes up to 260mm, the thicknesser has a 250mm wide table with a 150mm drop. Comes with...

I am having to downsize machinery due to moving house. This is a single phase 240v machine, and a very heavy machine at that! 250mm depth of cut, 430mm throat. The cast iron table tilts, but not to 45 degrees, due to some silly H&S requirement. Fitted with a fully adjustable Kreg precision...

I am having to downsize machinery due to moving house. I got this many moons ago on this forum from @lastminute and I'm very sad to have to let it go. This is a single phase 240v conversion, with an awesome modern fence (installed and modified by lastminute). Comes with the original mitre...

I had decided to buy this stone before finding this deal, cheapest I can find anywhere else is £75 + P&P...

https://www.axminstertools.com/axminster-evolution-series-cbn-wheels-180g-103915

It appears to have an internal unserviceable 13A fuse. One is working fine with my 1600w chop saw and 1100w vac. The other was working with my 2400w planer and 1100w vac until I ran some wood through, it blew the internal fuse. I kinda killed the thing permanently getting into it too. so, 13a /...

Must have restocked the listing, "More than 10 available ", just ordered 2 for myself.

I don't find it sticky at all but I only do a thin coat and wipe the excess off after 10..15 mins, a grey scotch brite rub down and repeat the next day to finish off.