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I have one of these and it cuts fine - I just use the standard Axcalibur blades and am able to resaw Oak and Ash no problem. A board that's say three feet long I'd expect to resaw in a couple of minutes if it's using the full depth available (about four inches if I recall). I do use the fewest...

Your bench doesn't have to be pretty for it to be useful. This is my bench: It won't win any awards but it allows me to produce the work I want to. The top is flat and stable, there is no racking and I have lots of clamping options. To quote Han Solo "She may not look like much, but she's...

If you're considering spraying then you need to make sure you have a decent area to spray in and a quality face mask. The paint dust can be terrible and it gets everywhere. I let a friend of mine use my workshop to spray his Dalek in and I was cleaning paint dust off of everything for weeks...

Are you able to Dremel the remains of the screw head to flatten the sides enough to then grip it with pliers?

I got started by viewing the videos found at startwoodworking_DOT_com. If you click on the video link on the extreme right of the menu you'll fins 3 series of videos for the beginner. There's some nice beginner projects (with plans) for you to try and it's all free.

I got myself one of the Axminster Bandsaws - what would now be the Hobby Series AWHBS250N Bandsaw. I've had it a couple of years now and it's a nice reliable. I've been able to use if to resaw White Oak up to about 4.5 inches high and 3 or 4 feet long with no problem using the Axcalibur...

Hi, I've just joined the forum so thought it only polite to introduce myself. I got interested in Woodworking a few years back after having built a life sized replica Dalek (I use it for charity fund raising). I then found the Fine WoodWorking site and joined that - I find their video...