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sorry only now reading full thread

HI Just had a thought my saw is still under guarantee do u want me to send for one for u private message me

same thing happened 2 me, but thank god the saw was still under guarantee

fuzzy fuh I would expect it to lay the cable bury the pipe and turn the utilities on at that price could u not have hired one?

I have nvd750, it collects more dust on the outside of it , than whats inside DOH I just hide my beers from my mrs in it, she works for social services, under child protection and she's what i would call a booze nazi, but I love woodworking especially when my extractor is full couldn't make it...

Thanks for your reply I understand the principals of a dado stack , but a oversized blade is something different i guess I myself use a router and sometimes a trenching facility on my mitre saw also apparently there is a high level of accidents using them in the states, and to be changing blades...

dangerous information be sure to read and understand especially when it comes to kerf versus riving knife and plate thickness and fence run out

HI. I can fit a 6" dado to my cordless table saw, but can't find a supplier in the uk they seem to all come from across the water. anyone help?

dado's are illegal in this country , plus the shaft is shorter on the uk machines , but don't quote me on this https://www.bosch-professional.com/gb/e ... 89-t#/main whoever said nothing is impossible obviously never tried slamming a revolving door

laid plenty of herringbone flooring I always use wickes cold bitumen , my only advice is don't walk on for a while

Can't u pass it off as sand whoever said nothing is impossible , obviously as never tried slamming a revolving door

anyone considered being buried in a makita mitre saw box \ the Chinese seem to get away with putting all kinds of weight in them there boxes Whoever said nothings is impossible, obviously never tried slamming a revolving door !

ohh dear shame

I went cordless with a milwaukee table saw and it dialed in pretty well and I can throw in the garden in the summer with no problems

anyone tried it's bigger brother the Makita LS1219L . I'm a little torn between the two I fancy a smaller footprint I do like the larger cut , baring in mind I am mainly using for small and finer work , but on occasion do the garden decking and sleepers, any idea or help many thanks in advance