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Thank you for the nice compliment Alkeen Regards Toonie

Good news at last John, The Ex series really are a fantastic machine to use when they are correctly set up. Toonie

Nice cutting John, Do you design them yourself ? Toonie

That sounds about right, Are you sure the blade is installed correctly with the teeth facing down? Toonie

Thank you dalboy 8)

Fantastic piece Dalboy, How easy was it to drill the slate? Toonie

Mock, They look very much like Pellet catchers/Target holders used by Air rifle & Pistol shooters & nothing to do with woodwork.

Thank you Brian, Yes you are right, It does look good on the wall Regards Toonie

Thank you Brian

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John, Which screw near the motor do you mean? There is a photo in the manual of the adjusting screw. I always assumed that it was a friction mechanism but mine feels more like a ball bearing dropping into an indent to hold it in the up position now. if i'm making myself clear ? Since I drowned...

John, I only use the smaller Ex 16 model, A few weeks ago I started getting a really bad squeak when lifting the arm, Prob a bit of muck got down into the arm friction mechanism so i thought i would drown it in Wd 40 having nothing to lose before having to strip machine itself, I gave it a few...

The arm is very easy to adjust John, Just slacken the nut off & turn the inside screw in before nipping the nut back up, Do not overtighten the nut, From memory it's 17mm spanner + a screwdriver & it only takes 20 seconds = Job done Regards Toonie

Thanks Roger & yes that is the proper link Regards Toonie