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Would recommend the following (based on recent use): If he budget allows: Benjamin Moore scuff x Great coverage, easy to work with and super hard wearing. Alternatives: Johnstone trade acrylic durable Matt Good coverage , need to water it down 10% to make it easier to work with. Good...

Having a new year clear-out and realised I seem to have collected a lot of extra saw blades Have the following: Blade 1: Ernest Bennett - Custom Spec 250mm Diameter x 30mm Bore x 60T - ATB ATB 21 degree | Hook Angle: 14 degrees | Body thickness: 2mm | Kerf: 2.8mm Condition: Used, Teeth are...

Another vote for the Bosch freak. Excellent bit of kit, love that it does 1/4 bit holder and 1/2 wrench bit holder BOSCH GDX 18 V-EC 18V - you can pick one up for around £100 bare tool the new 4Ah Procore battery - £45ish / you can probably find the older batteries or lower AH batteries for...

Excellent saw. I’ve had no issues with it so far. The cut capacity is really good, the power/performance is excellent, and it eats thought any hardwood I throw at it. The only gripe I have (have it with all saws) I wish they used a green laser so you have a better chance of seeing the cut line...

have you looked at the new Bosch sander? Bosch GET 75-150 Turbo Sander 150mm The reviews I have come across so far are good. Its comparable to the Festool Rotex but cheaper.

i have used http://www.ebsaws.com before they are excellent. I got some custom spec sawblades made from them in the past. for a good 216mm blade check out keyblade and fixings ( https://www.keybladesandfixings.com ), I recently brought their 216mm blade and its excellent.

In the past I have used custom spec blade made by Ernest bennet, Atkinson & Walker blades and Frued blades Recently come across a new blade from keyblade and fixings and so far its been excellent. https://www.keybladesandfixings.co.uk/

Agree with Mike. I have the same setup. I have the UJK table + Router Lift and the Hitachi router and its excellent. Its accurate, takes other accessories (jessem stock guides) and has decent dust collection. Overall it does the job well.

Sad news that they went out of business, explains why I couldn’t get hold of them to get a saw blade at the start of the year. Worth checking out: http://www.ebsaws.com/ I have ordered two custom spec saw blades from them and so far they seem excellent, I would even say they are better then...

I recently used them for buying some PAR oak. I found them great as they offer free delivery and also where very helpful and changed the delivery date without any fuss. Definetly going to use them again for buying timber.

I brought a set over a year ago and at the time I thought they were great, you can get a razor sharp edge on them Forward a year and during that time I started buying 2nd hand Marple chisels of ebay. I found them to be better than the sweethearts as they held an edge for longer. So I ended up...

I recently purchsed the following three, to use drilling holes in hardwood. Alpen HSS drill bit: https://www.wealdentool.com/acatalog/On ... k_932.html Veritas HSS drill bit: https://www.axminster.co.uk/veritas-hss ... s-ax881038 Fisch HSS drill bit: https://www.axminster.co.uk/fisch-hss-p...

I know Travis Perkins, are normally good at sourcing Birch Plywood. I recently got one sheet of BB/CP for £48 from them and its free delivery.

This seems to be the blades for the new model. Main difference seems on paper that they are 1.5mm thick compared to 2mm on the old ones. https://www.woodfordtooling.com/metabo- ... -pair.html

+1 pro edge

If money was no object.....Sauer & Steiner hand planes... http://sauerandsteiner.blogspot.co.uk/

http://www.awsaws.uk are good, have one of thier blades. About to order a custom spec blade from www.ebsaws.com I will let you know if its any good.

I have always sprayed a little bit of WD40 after using the router bits and removed any wood residue build up with a toothbrush. Seems to work well and the router bits stay like new. http://www.wealdentool.eu/q_tips/quick_tip_01.html

the link doesnt work, takes me back to the main forum. > #p1136003

Hi, This is my first official post, never done a review before. I can’t seem to find any details/reviews on the new Bosch GCM 350-254 Mitre saw, so I thought I would write a short summary up. Hope it’s informative for people. My previous mitre saw was the Metabo KGS254M, so most of my...