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Bought it 5 months ago on ebay, selling it as I want the space and have a P/T. Would like to get back the £115 I paid for it. In good condition, comes with re-sharpenable blades, pics available on request. Pickup from Warrington, 5 minutes from M6 J20

In that case would you mind explaining why the murder rate in England and Wales was about a third less in the 1930s and before, when there were no limits (even on full auto) on what people could own and it was quite legal to carry guns for self defence? So not really caring what my neighbours...

Some facts that I think are interesting The murder rate in 1986 in England and Wales was 1.12 per 100,000 people Between then and '97 we banned and confiscated all semi auto rifles, lever action rifles and handguns, taking hundreds of thousands of lethal weapons out of the hands of the...

The manual for my 18gauge powercraft nailer says 4-7 bar (60-100 psi) operating pressure Mike

As far as I can see the economic advantages of joining can all be obtained through a fixed exchange rate instead of a floating one, but these arrangements in the past - £ to gold in the 30s, £ to $ after WWII, £ to DM in the ERM, Argentinian ?? to $ in the 90s and so on seem to end up going...

what do you get for the extra £90 for the axminster WP150 compared to one of the cheaper ones like the Sip 6" planer? Mike

thats just what i'm looking for pity your the other side of the country :cry: Mike

the big triton is well regarded and you might be able to pick it up for under £100 at B&Q I've got one and am very happy with it mike

Argee, why did triton want B&Q to stop selling them?

there were still a few at the B&Q in Aintree

Currently got a Triton TRB001 which will go in a table when I get around to building one Looking to buy something smaller for handheld use, trend T4 looks most likely as I can't find anything cheaper like a T3

Axminster TS200 Mike

The measuring rail seems fine to me The description of the fox does seem to say cast iron extensions, but the mass listed for fox is 69kg to the axminster 68kg, so I imagine that they are identical (even if measured a little differently by the stores) Mike

another happy axminster TS-200 buyer here, much better than the £130 saws I've used before. I don't know if the Rutlands saw comes with anything (other than a £20 delivery charge), but the axminster came with an extra cross cutting blade as well a free delivery, but the website doesn't seem to...