Recent content by Graham Warren

Have you tried TimberTect? It's pricey but a little goes a long way. I used to use Osmo but found it doesn't really soak in and so it scratches easily. TimberTect on the other hand really does though it's pretty pungent stuff. It's very easy to apply and they do a secondary a worktop sealant to...

I finally got around to fettling my TS200 after years of thinking it was impossible to align meaning the mitre and arbour feature were pretty pointless. It just sat there for most of the time whilst I used jigs to adapt my big 14" Wadkin rip saw. To get started here's the pdf of how to loose...

Hi, Just had a read of your thread and wanted to add something regards aligning the blade. I've been fettling my ts200 today. I've had it for about 3 years and had been putting up with things like fence and blade alignment being off because I mostly use a big old Wadkin ripsaw with various sled...

Thanks for the info John I think I'll see how it goes on the 16amp and step it up to 32amp if needs be as it'll mean upgrading the cables too. What a great forum this is... I've read loads of good info on here over the years but never had a reason to sign up. Really glad I finally did! Cheers G

Thanks John. It does have the guard extension although it's hanging on by a thread. I'm looking forward to giving the whole machine a good clean up and a little tlc. I expect I'll be posting another thread soon asking a lot more questions. Like you my workshop's quite small too - 35sq metres so...

Many thanks Acewoodturner! Will give it a go. I sent the pics to Sedgwick and gave them a call. Their stock reply was don't take them off under any circumstances and that my planer was from the ark not the eighties. Hats off to Sedgwick regards build quality cos that planer's probably been...

Hello this is my first post. I hope it's not too difficult. I bought this rather scruffy but still perfectly functioning MB at the weekend but it's still stuck in the sellers workshop as he's down a gravel drive so I can't get a pallet company to pick it up. I need to disassemble it, at least...