Recent content by phlppip

I would only buy genuine manufacturer batteries, you only need for something to go wrong once and it could be the end of your workshop!

I just bought one and cut it in half and it is just as effective as having two full length ones.

I replaced my 30T hose with a Festool antistatic one much better but pricy.

just for info Peter, the Jessem rings do not fit the Rutlands router insert so i will be sending these back in the next day or so.

fantastic many thanks

Peter do you know if these would also fit the Rutlands router / lift combo as I am looking for some replacement rings?

Love my Camvac with twin motors, can't be beaten for the price.

I had the lumberjack table for 3 months, I just gave it away to a neighbor and made my own with a more powerful motor and a better fence and a router lift and its night and day difference I wish I just saved longer and got the better one in the first place, the lumberjack was underpowered and...

This echos my experience with Festool also, well worth every penny for that kind of back up.

Makita all the way, reliable and built like a tank and good prices and range.

I have had the axminster 254 for over a year now and find it a great saw so glad I bought it, it has never missed a beat, the fence is bob on and has cut everything I have thrown at it I cannot recommend it enough.

No way not in a million years

For me Jacob was head and shoulders above the rest and was the clear winner, he had much more skill and capabilities for me the design is second the quality of the woodworking is first and most important part of which he was by far the best.

Many thanks for your advice I have ordered a CMT blade as they were the only one out of the suggestions that did the 254mm size. Thanks again.

Hello all I have an axminster 254mm craft table saw, I am looking to get a new blade for this either 50 or 60 tooth, 30mm bore. I am looking at a key blades one at £57.50, or can anyone recommend a better blade for the money? I am looking for clean cuts in sheet goods, and the odd thicker cut.