Recent content by Peanutcoxy

Thank you all so much for your advice. I’ll contact RP to see what they recommend. I suspect I’ll be on here again shortly asking specific advice

I have a Record BS350 bandsaw and I’ve been trying to fettle it for months now to be accurate with little success. I’ve followed various YouTube videos and copious threads and forums but I’m getting nowhere. Does anyone know where I can get it properly serviced and set up. Graham

Hi, whereabouts are you, I’m in Brockworth and may need a couple of planks if you’re willing to sell separately

I use resin as part of my job and the advice given above is quite right. I have never used a vacuum or pressure pot and have had no problems, just burn off the bubbles with a flame or hot air gun. Tiny cracks are a nuisance but if you can, set some syringes with blunt needles; it does help...

I totally agree with the above re the sanding discs. I used Abranet for years with no problems but when I came to get some more in various grits, I thought I’d do a bit of research. There is a video on YouTube where they do a review of discs and the Cubitron came up far ahead of the rest. I’ve...

Welcome, I’m over in Gloucester

Would definitely recommend a company called Resin8 in Cheltenham.

I use the Dewalt DW625E on mine with no adjustment or extras needed

I work with wood and resin and use both regularly. Osmo works better on resin for me but I get a more consistent finish with Rubio on just wood products. Also Rubio is much better at heat resistance. Both fantastic products

The sled only takes a 30mm guide bush so make sure you have one for your make of router. Because of this you are limited to the size of cutter. Nevertheless, I am very happy with the sled and bit

Just purchased the Trend surface router jig to replace my home made behemoth. I use my old Trend T5 with a 4 blade cutter (25mm) from Wealden Tools (T2430). The finish is fantastic and well worth paying a little extra for this level of quality

Hi everyone, I’m after a router table to fit my DeWalt DW625E. Alternatively, happy to buy a used one with a router attached. Will only be using it for profile routing around templates and for bevels.

I do exactly the same with the things I make like charcuterie boards, coasters, clocks etc. Working with wood and resin, everything is unique so it’s difficult to be exact with pricing. I wouldn’t under-do the pricing though as your cheapening the quality of your work. For me it’s the perfect...

I used the Paragon enamel for refurbishing 4 Record vices and is brilliant. In terms of Parky red, does anyone have the contract to reproduce it

I think this is the way ahead. I’ll take a photo once done