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Afternoon folks, Looking to buy a good combined drill bit and countersink, maybe a set if I find a decent one. Fed up with the cheap versions where the c/s slips up the bit when drilling so any recommendations for a good quality make? Cheers, Graham

Thats the one, thanks guys. Graham

Hi Guys, Needing a bit of work done and am sure I have seen a forum member from St Andrews. Anyone help identify the chap? Cheers, Graham

Hi Guys, Trying to find a self adhesive tape for the fence on my new chop saw station (preferably metric only but not crucial) The axminster ones seem to be quite short so anyone have any pointers for longer ones? Thanks for looking, Regards, Graham

Mike, Don't suppose they'd fit a ts 2500? Cheers, Graham

Hi Gaz, Theres an organisation called Scottish Wood, based just outside Dunfermline who are well worth a trip to stock up. They are all about sustainable timber supplies and have a good range of kiln dried stuff for sale ( all sourced from a 50 mile radius of the mill). The guy who runs it...

Hi Folks, Just noticed Lidl have a range of alarms at what seems like silly prices. Probably not Fort Knox spec but might add another anti scum measure for a few quid. Would post a link if I knew how to :oops: Have a look at the Lidl site for more info. Cheers, Graham

Welcome to the forum Uncle S. Cheers, Graham

Hi Olly, Looking good mate, tremendous sense of satisfaction looming on completion i suspect!! Enjoy, Graham

Hi Stef, Cracking job on the chest.....and a timely one too as my good lady has requested just such a thing for our wee ones. So if you could help with plans it would be a massive help. Lovely job mate. Cheers, Graham

Hi Guys, Could really do with a right hand extension for the TS but could do without the price tag :shock: Should be easy enough to produce a table but has anyone any suggestions for extending the profiled bar carrying the fence clamp?Any thoughts or ideas would be greatfully considered...

Hi, Sorry to show my ignorance but where do I find the Rogues Gallery :oops: Cheers, Graham

Harbo, Do you mind if i ask where you got the DX5000 form at £320 inc freebies? Seems like there are more "fors" in favour of the record as opposed to the camvac? Cheers, Graham

Freeto chat, Can you give me any more details on the model you have or post a link if possible? Cheers, Graham

Hi Guys, Ok, after much thought and deliberation i have elected to go for the Dx5000. It solves the dust issue with an "out of the box" solution. Many thanks to the guys who helped in my previous thread, after some dicussions domestically i upped the budget slightly and hope this meets my needs...

Thanks for the pic Barry. Can you explain it please...think i'm right in saying the two stacked filters are the Donaldsons? Not too sure about the single black one though. So the air is sucked in and "pushed" into the filter, this obviously removes the size of particle the filter is rated for...

Thanks for the info guys, The budget does not include the piping as a kind mate who works as a heating/ventilation draughtsman has mysteriously over-estimated for a job or two which required 4" galv ducting so that helps. Interesting link to the donaldson filters...will look into it. Will keep...

Barry, Outside not really an option so if the bag types are to distribute fine dust am I looking at a drum ( eg record DX/ camvac) type for better performance. I'm keen to get this right and all help is very much appreciated. If I've narrowed it down to this sort the next question is which one...

Thanks for the prompt responses. Davy the garage is used for the family car, assorted pushchairs and other wee one's paraphenalia so i'd really like to keep the fine dust to a minimum. Adam hadn't really thought about converting a floor standing job but might be well worth a closer look Any...

Ok Guys here goes, This seems to be a bit of a hot topic at present and rightly so. I have all the power tools adequately covered for extraction (nilfisk/ lidl vacs) but need some help in choosing main extraction for P/T, Table saw SCMS etc. Have looked at a few wall mounted systems.The unit...