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Thanks Steve.. I am enjoying your DVDs very much indeed. I noted you were using the Scheppach, but like most things for an extra couple of quid I could get this has crept in. Functionally the BS350s is good for what I need, however I love German engineering, hence the Scheppach. But my mate Ben...

Its a Record. Ta

Hi Greg, Based in Stirlingshire, so a bit of a journey although i do enjoy any time I am in the Midlands, however the earliest one is this one... http://www.nelton.co.uk/scottish-woodcraft-show.html Plus it has a guy who made a wooden hat :roll:

Thanks Peter.

I would like to continue with my furniture making, and hopefully use the saw to cut my blanks for guitar building. Its not really gonna cut anything too hefty and although I would love to spend +1k I dont know if i can justify it (My wife wont let me :shock: ). Currently I have nothing as I...

Hi Pete, Yeah, have an alert set up, just missed one a while back, but was too slow. I thought i would ask the experts in this forum.. but i will keep an eye on fleabay just in case. Thanks fella :wink:

Its missing, I was using a No7 cap but would like to get the correct cap for it. :oops:

Hi Anyone know where I can get a No8 lever cap from.. its probably a lost cause but I love it to bits.. Thanks

Hi, I am looking at purchasing a Bandsaw and am looking for guidance and advice on the subject. Pretty much light work, with the plane to become more productive as I improve. I am a time served carpenter, but havnt been on the tools in 20 yrs. Anyway, I was considering the following: Record...

Red by King Crimson

My mate runs Crimson Guitars and produces the best bespoke guitars I have every played. I own a couple fo his Robert Fripp type Guitars and he is makeing me another as we speak, compared to my Parker Fly Deluxe, they are stunning.. great to play hold and sound fantastic. Fixes my Guitar craft...

I think I will go for the woodstar, I really dont have that sort of room for the Axminster. Problem is I have only found the Woodstar in one place, anyone seen it for sale anywhere else?

:lol: Isnt that the tool for taking boy scouts out of horses hoofs! :lol:

Yeah I knew that the physical unit was different it was the gubbing that make it all work. I Like the Axminster and for the money its pretty good, but I think its the size that may swing it for the woodstar. I was also looking at the PT85 but though as I will be doing hefty timber when building...

Hi anyone have a stockist where I would be able to pick up a set of table slides for a dining table project i am planning, I want toextend it outwards to allow the middle leaf to fold up and in but cant fnd these slides anywhere (other than the US) Thanks in advance Archie

mmm looks like a good un, although I can only find the PT106 2 wit the chip extractor.. Seems strange that they are both PT106 (The woodstar and the Axminster) you think its the same unit with a slight mod for floor standing? Anyone using the AWEPT106?

Does it run of a socket or will i require some kind of newfangled technology. I looked at the woodstar due to its size as i dont have alot of space.

Hi, been looking at buying a planer thicknesser for some while now and being a fan of scheppach tools, i instantly looked at them, however I couldn't stretch to the prices they asked. I decided to look about and was pointed to the woodstar PT106, its a 10 x 6" unit which weighs in at about 40kg...

Thanks very much guys, I'll look into them.

Budget... well I would rather pay for a tool that will last, like most of my handtools that are all in the 30 - 40 years and if i got a fraction of that from a planer I would be happy. maybe £500 ish tops