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our old Bosch used to do this when it had been cleaned too vigously (too wet). Once it dried it was fine

Yesterday I removed my 21 year Bosch oven, just oven, not hob, it is rated at 2000W - which is about the same as my router. Today, remembering your question I examined the cable. It's 1.5mm2 heat resistant. It was absolutely fine. found this, https://www.niceic.com/Niceic.com/media ... tsheet.pdf

The main reason I have not used a metal plate so far is the cost.

I have,

How much does the dentist charge ?

In this house I'd explain to Mrs MSeries what I am doing, get her agreement that it's Ok to knock the juice off for half an hour or so, then she'll not touch the switches. Even if we didn't talk,and the juice was off she'd consult me first rather than dick around herself. Trust and communication.

My router table is a piece of very old kitchen worktop. The surface laminate is paper based and is peeling off. My routers are fixed to a rebate in the inderside leaving the top about 9mm thick at this point. On the top side I use 6mm MDF discs to create smaller/larger apertures for the cutters...

I have got myself into the habit of placing my pencil and my tape measure in my front apron pocket when they are not in my hands. it's the seldon used tools I mislay. I even have toolbox specifically for seldom used tools but some haven't yet found their way in there.

or maybe by the people who wrote the sound card driver

Of course it willl, once you've found it you'll stop looking so it will be in the last place you look.

I watched the Madison in BBC iPlayer last night, near the end of the 240minute piece http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... l-coverage

Yup, my corroded Eclipse one that my Dad gave me copes admirably, it must be about 50 years old

I have same sander and it's on my list to mount it somehow, would love to see a picture of your set up. Sorry Blackrodd my fittings are not spare though like lurker I (intend to) connect it to my vacuum.

I use a Draper WDV1400 but I don't think they do the same model now. Power tool take off, 3m hose, big plastic drum, nylon filter to allow the dust to settle in the drum. I use it with a cyclone now. Noisy, yes but no worse than a 2000W router and I'll have my cans on anyway.

I don't lose much either. Like you I generally put things away. The spirit level was packed in a box with some offcuts when my workshop contents moved - shows how often i use the offcuts box -it's got to go. The set square was residing on the shelf behind my bench and I almost certainly put it...