Recent content by Shane1978

Do you mean just the mft- or the attachments/guide rail etc that are also in the picture?

This is utter nonsense. I don’t know why people on here are saying this stuff. It’s 100% normal to pull out of a sale. Refund the sellers fees if that makes things easier, but there is 0 obligation - it’s eBay, not a court of law. And if an item costs £1000 then even more so. Seller must...

I was up for doing that 1st time round, but found the ts55 goes for about £300 second hand and the track £100. clamps etc on top and it’s getting towards £500 for a second hand set! Significantly more than I spent!

I currently own an erbauer track saw. I don’t love it. It’s a bit plasticky and feels cheap. It was cheap at £150. I had an issue with it (Blade got stuck) and they fixed it/sent it back to me. I now also have a boxed up parkside saw. I intend to sell one of them, but which one? Anyone used...

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This seems to be a common request, but few of the threads have anything too conclusive, so here we go again: Ive just finished my new shed and want to cover the floor (caberfloor on base frame with 100mm insulation in the frame). I want to cover the floor in something rubber. Soft underfoot but...

What did you go for in the end? Im in the process of making the same decision.

Looks good. I like April Wilkerson. She taught me how to use sketchup. Good to see Tim and Al together too.

The way to know is to look at the back of the manual for the tool. This is the parkside PTK 2000 E3 (I think) and the manual is here: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1624548/Parkside-Ptk-2000-E3.html?page=18#manual at the back it lists the service centre for the tool (best guess is that’s...

Did you sell this?

My first time ever (making anything!). Make me think I should e started with a box! This is what happened. Need practice on curves!

Jigs! Yeah. That’s what I need to do. you’re totally right. The parkside can lie flat and should be very easy to jig-up. Same with the portable triton actually. I think even I could manage a flat table extension for it. Omg.. I can see it. 2 upside down boxes. One big one with a hole in the...

Agreed. The tiny shelf on the portable one doesn’t look too supportive for longer pieces. I’m worried the weight would throw me off. But it’s half the price! And after ‘the’ Peter Millard has thrown in the belt-sanding curve ball.. I’m tempted to save money but trying out the portable. If I can...

Thanks so much. I was totally going to do the relief cuts on the straight, so that helps a lot! I’ll probably put a curve of some sort on the right hand side (the top) but it’s less important so I will just free hand it after wards.

Thanks so much for the advice. I’m surprised nobody has mentioned that in any of the reviews I’ve seen. I assumed the belt attachment had a plate in it.. Maybe I wasn’t paying attention, but it seems pretty crucial. This is what it’s for (hope you can see the lines): I’m cutting this today...