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I even looked at the wrong dimensions in the tables. Gawd that was a bad, must try harder (homer) Looks like the nearest equivalent is 75 x 122, which at 600 mm centres is between 2.34m and 2.73m depending on the loading. Once again apologies for the confusion. Thanks again Nigel

125 x 100 it is........apologies :oops:

HI all, I'll be starting a new workshop build soon (hammer) , just a 10 foot by 8 foot affair and have a question about floor joists. I've recently acquired a number of lengths of reclaimed 5" x 4" (150mm x 125mm actual) at 10 foot in length. Is it reasonable to assume these will make an 8 foot...

I faffed and faffed and faffed some more and finally got it to within 0.25mm after encountering a similar circumstance when re-tightening the darn thing. I think and hope that's close enough, more for my sanity than anything. Would I be right in thinking there could be that much flex in the...

Thanks for that Ian, spot on I will try and make it then. The blade is spot on at the stops for 90 Degrees, however I had to shim the blade with a piece of card to get my digital angle box to clear the carbide teeth on the somewhat smaller blade. Nigel

On the subject of blade alignment, I have a 0.5mm difference front to back as measured from the mitre slot at the same tooth. Is this an acceptable tolerance or should I try and adjust it closer? Thanks in advance Nigel

Mine arrived this morning at the 3rd time of asking. They only sent Draper half of my address. Been tinkering all morning at got the table,stand and side extensions together. I'm impressed with it all so far, talk about value for money! A quick question though....Should the riving knife follow...

I waited and waited for TNT and decided to have a quick shower, and you guessed it.......... They're trying delivery again tomorrow #-o

Looks like they are indeed coming straight from Draper, TNT tracking shows collection in Southampton

Now there's a thing.... #-o I wonder if the good lady General can manage without the drier and the freezer?

Just got a despatch confirmation email. To be delivered by TNT Express. Looking good :D

I took a punt last night and also payed by Paypal, Got an order confirmation but no despatch advice as yet, Will keep updated. I did notice it had gone up to £229 on their website today.

I had the very same problem with a Bosch orbital sander, and as was said by Novocaine it was indeed the bearing behind the sanding plate. Replacement was easy to find and install and good as new after.

I have the HMT which is very similar and found this drawing online. It is originally from NMA Agencies I beleive.

Thanks Rafezetter, I have not owned the saw long and only been cutting small pieces, but every piece is a potential missile I suppose so have been a bit reluctant to use it, this will be an important addition. Pm me after the hols DickM and we can sort the arrangements. Thank you to you both...

I've been fudging along without one for a while and would love second dibs. Thanks Nigel

Try Toolovation.co.uk they sell the Oneida Dust Deputy with 2 inch, 4 inch, and 5/6 inch ports. Hope that helps. Nigel

I got a new drive belt for my Kity 617 from these fellas en Francais. http://www.probois-machinoutils.com/en/ ... -scheppach Hope it helps

I interestingly got sent this from Instructables this morning. Might be of use to the metal minded folk...... http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to- ... e-Casters/ Nigel

I had this problem with a Bosch GEX 125 ROS and found it to be the bearing at the back of the sanding pad caked in very fine dust and unable to spin freely. I managed to get it cleaned out and it's run perfectly ever since. Hope that helps Nigel