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It was sold for the price offered by the buyer which is really immaterial since the chances of finding a similar press are very slim indeed, new methods have taken over, it's called "progress" but I suspect only by those purveyors of such things.

The press has gone to a new home ! SOLD

It is a professionally made piece of equipment not home made, Pm sent.

It is for sale but no idea of its value, it is very heavy, two of us could only pick up one side !!!, I have sent you my contact details, regards, P

Can someone advise on the sale value of this item, I acquired it with the contents of a workshop and have no idea, it is approx 4ft x 3ft.............weight, maybe 150Kg ?,,.thanks, P

Setting an HM2 Kombi......I am going to post an easy guide to setting up the blades and tables shortly, if you cannot bear to wait....sell me your rusticle... :wink:

Some biceps ! :D

As normal as a new car sans engine !

I have made a discovery with regards to my ailment............a real surprise I have to say ! and the culprit is one you would never suspect ?.............. I started giving the symptoms a careful scrutiny, since the post about the dangers of wood dust, I noted my actions with regard to those...

On the subject of dust, something I must confess to being under-informed about until I came on this forum, I have noticed the huge amount of very fine dust that has covered any and all things which do not have the use of legs.. :) There is one piece of kit that surpasses all others in dust...

Will do......... :(

Something may be "Free" or "For nothing" but "For Free" !?!?!??...all hope is gone.. :cry:

Hi, of course was laying it on thick, I really enjoy working with wood, it is so very satisfying, I have just re-lite the candle, I am building a rather large house from trees :) . I was not joking, however, about the cough, I had begun to suspect the wood dust but never realised just how bad...

Just read the link, decided to pack up the woodworking it's far too dangerous, to be honest every machine should come with a health warning, it's akin to smoking !! but worse since had you not posted the information I and many others would have continued breathing in toxins, there really should...

Axminster are selling these off reduced due to new model, I bought one last week and it is brilliant not to mention very quiet compared to my last set up, easily moved on castors, 850 cm/hr, thoroughly reccommend one........nothing escapes the intake. http://www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-ax ...

I have a scheppach HM2, there are a lot of pieces the use of which eludes me, hopefully someone can clear the mist, please feel free to advise on the following.............how they attach and use ? 1.......2.. 3......4.... ..5...

Update on the wobbly blades ! it turned out to be the inner flange which was 5 thou out on one side, this may seem negligable but when the blade is clamped up tight and the deflection taken out 6" to the cutting tips it was quite severe, all is now fine.

Update, I have found the problem, I marked the blades (1) after finding the buckle, next I loosened the nut and rotated the blades through approx 90 degrees, the high spot then moved....this happened on both blades.... Therefor these are not running true, I will get them to an engineering...

There is nothing wrong with the spindle and no debris, when the blade is spinning.......at low speed it looks like a bike wheel with a buckle, obviously it cannot be seen when at full speed. I cannot cut precise joints with it ?