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40 grit alox on a sander works well on cast iron beds.

It's an old bandsaw, it runs OK once started. Hopefully I'll find one on Amazon to save the waiting time.

What should I be ordering to replace this one - it's off an 1100w motor

It's a thirteen year old post, you'd be better starting a new thread.

Yes. My second and third word when I looked at that were "a brick". :)

The moisture content might be higher when stored on the floor - the colours might lighten when drier.

I'm just setting up an old Record RSBS14 - I've replaced the six guide bearings and the tyres, and the wheel bearings hopefully will arrive today but probably tomorrow. I thought I'd get away with doing them but it was feeling very slightly rough. I'll try to get some pictures when it's done -...

A few of mine are Milwaukee and I've not had any trouble, but I have heard a couple of different gripes. One neighbour is struggling to get a chop saw repaired after two years of light use (he hadn't registered it) and another who bought a small 18v circular saw. It had a fixed base, which...

I've only experience of smaller saws (with less potential tension) but I've never noticed any sideways movement.

The mice in Barnard Castle are as big as rats? Depends upon your glasses.

Did you buy the saw new? The blade shouldn't move side to side at all when running, you should be able to "twang" it when stationary.

Jeez ...... popcorn time.

or how kitchen paper etc. works.

A good buy, mine came yesterday. Thanks.

I see when looking at Cascamite on Yandles site it shows as Everbuild.

The gold goes really well with L.P.

The go to for routers cutters - https://www.wealdentool.com/acatalog/Router_Cutters_1.html

Done.

The pad's probably from Saxton. You may well be correct on the size, I'll have a google.

Is there a name or size I should look for for these? I don't want to be stuck with buying Milwaukee, but the correst size would be good.