Recent content by delboy47

I’ve had one for years. Not the easiest thing to hold when in use and it doesn’t get used that often but it does come into its own for a number of jobs. With the different blades it makes it very useful and cuts well and cleanly. Certainly hang on to it.

Take a look at the wonderful world of Niki’s jigs. Loads on there and some good ones too.

Not that good was it. A lot of talk.

Thanks Robert. I will give that a try.

It looks to be a lubrication requirement as I can now move the Infeed table using a pair of grips on the handle but as above I can’t see what needs lubricating and how I get at it relatively easily. Can anyone help at all. Thanks

I’ve had this machine for a number of years and it suits my purpose well. However, I now have a problem with adjustment of the Infeed table for depth of cut when planing. It just doesn’t move. I can turn the adjustment knob but perhaps not through it’s full operation extent ( I honestly don’t...

The way the whole thing vibrates and shakes suggests to me something far more fundamental than just blade guides. As has been previously mentioned, a thorough check of wheels and bearings is in order I think.

Yes, time to break out that router. Just make sure you have plenty of support so the router does not tilt while opening up the groove.

Hmmm, Ill have to look into that........sorry couldn't resist.

Is it only me that can't see the piccies. All I have is a laittle box thing saying "image"

Much easier to work in smidgens.

EvoGrip is also a good one.

We had a similar problem with my wife's kindle a couple of weeks ago. I held the power button for about a minute and hay presto, normal work was resumed.

So well put together and done. Agree with the comments already expressed. Great job thank you.

Screwfix wet and dry Titan.