Recent content by RinkyDinky

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Now sold, thank you. Sent from my R7plusf using Tapatalk

Hi. It comes as pictures, just the chisel attachment is included, no other bits. I am open offers now before I put it on fleabay. Sent from my R7plusf using Tapatalk

Tormek supergrid 1200 with whetstone one side and leather wheel on the other side. Has been used and shows some signs of wear, but new spindle from Axminster was installed last week which cost just over £50.00. Works as it should. Leather wheel has cut indent where a knife was incorrectly...

Mike Put me down for one, pay pal ok ?

Well theres a shock. Russia 2018, and that extremely well know footballing nation Qatar 2022 pipped us. I wonder if FIFA is an corrupt and political organization ? As for Qatar, I wonder how a country with terrible infrastructure, poor stadiums and no footballing heritage got 2022? I'm sure...

Hi Lee Looks like those wires are connected to a safety microswitch that is supposed to be activated by a door that protects the exposed gearing, it will disable the starting circuit if the door is open. The switch is overrided by simply connecting the two wires together and insulating them (as...

I have a Dewalt laser level and did have a PLS which was superior, but i have recently purchased an LP330 laser lever from http://www.laser-level.co.uk/erol.html#1177X0 which has proved to be superior both in accuracy and build. Only my opinion, and its only £85.00, very accurate and bright...

Hi Al Register on this site (it's free) and very informative on calibration. www.tablesawalignment.com I used the methods and they helped a great deal. All the best, very nice choice of saw by the way!

Anyone selling an Incra mitre gauge you may have and are not using? Would prefer 1000 or 2000 series if possible, just trying to save a few pennies before buying new....

H Pintglass You do have a problem, i'm sure that that the blade should be near to .001" true, but am sure that the vibration due to out of true would be very noticeable. I have squared many Scheppach (and other) Table Saws and they are tricky using the shims supplied. I can't see from your...

I have one of these that came with a Scheppach Table Saw. The dust extraction works very well, and appears as noisy/quiet as my much more expensive Record unit. Both have 4" outlets, both seem to do the same job. I can only say, in my experience, it's worth every penny, especially at that...

Hi Jim I do feel for you having spent that much. I too fell into that trap. I bought a TS2500 off a forum member and it was superb, very accurate and well built. Space being a premium and wanting other woodworking tools in my small space, I decided to sell the TS2500 after a few years and get...

You can borrow mine, but from your unfilled in profile, I cannot see where you are located. I am in Shropshire, contact me if it is local enough for you and I will be happy to help. Ben :lol:

I fitted one to my Scheppach, it took about 1hour to fit (quite easy to do)but was well worth it once installed. It was much better than reading a scale when needing repeated cuts, highly recommended. I have now upgraded my table saw to a Dewalt DW746 and will get one as soon as i get round to...