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Thanks for your advise and help. Will see if I can hire a jig locally as I have all the rest of the stuff, not sure why but I find working with router is more accurate than a circular saw. Even have some joining pegs which I bought in case I ever needed them, so here goes....................

Wow, what you can do with the right toys! Wish I had one but as this is a one off job it does not warrent the expense. I have a router and the cutters would this be a better finish than a circular saw?

Both parts are 45* into a corner one is 8ft long the other 6ft. Thankfully the corner is true at 90*

What is a W/T jig? excuse my ignorance!

Have thought of that but usually find that on long cuts like that the cut is never perfectly straight. I need to get it right first time as I am joining 2 parts into a corner and don`t have any room for error apart from the cost of replacing the tops if I get it wrong.

Anyone got any experience or advise as to cutting kitchen worktops at 45* angle ? Would you recommend using a tapered jig bearing in mind the top is 6 ft long x 2ft wide. Would prefer to use to use table/bench saw for best results. Any thoughts much appreciated :!:

Hi Mart, Have you tried Weld uk, excellent service, best price £460 with change and locally at Pinxton Notts. I am only a very satisfied customer of theirs nothing else. Sure you`ll be pleased with `em.

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Matt It`s not theirs to choose to repair after 30 days, if the customer wants his money back having bought faulty goods he has that right by law. During the 1st 6 months of purchase the seller has to proove the goods are not faulty not the buyer. Porter Cable uk are trying to impose their own...

Hi Tony, Have a look at www.maxtool.co.uk they have uk support service for Porter Cable. As for Porter Cable uk, they are not the genuine uk part of the parent company and as for their terms and conditions it falls foul of both uk and euro laws. Any defect in a product within its warrenty is...

Hi, Fo;;owing the sudden and recent death of my Dyson vac I had to choose what to replace it with between the Trend T30 and RecordRSDE2. I already have an SIP for the table saw and other 4inch outlets which serves me well so my needs were mainly for router etc. With long lead and hose the...

Once again thanks for the info and I`m sure many others will benefit from this latest intell. Combination of rebates and housing done at 8ft thus all required sizes available to perfect match when required, usually 5-8 ft lengths but width is difficult as router can be wider than board so too...

Scit, Many thanks for that. I don`t really want to go to the bother of having makeshift items manufactured or use something to do a job it was never intended to do. Do all the older models have the same problem or did the blade brake come in recently? I need to cut a lot of 8 x 4 sheets and...

Silverline do a good quality range from about £7 often available at places like Poundstechers and of course Ebay. Be sure to place clamp to far end so it does not foul router plate if cutting whole length.

Hello 2 U all, I know its very saw point and here we go again, :evil: but for those of you who have or have had a Dewalt RAS DW720 or equivalent, do they take independent made dado blades or just the Dewalt one? I am getting conflicted replies from Dewalt re the DW720, one person says it has...

Hi Terry Speak to Geoff at Welduk.com best price for the SIP version, less than £500 all in he knows his stuff re your dilema. Having seen all the versions around the SIP is best value fo money. I would recommend one to anyone especially newbies or those upgrading from a cheapie unit. Hope...

8) Have a look at Silverline they do a range from around £10, several on sale via Ebay.

Many thanks for your advise. What "paster" is reccommended for buffing up?

:?: Newbie to the forum and woodworking, So Hello to you all. My question is this, How do you clean the grease off a new table saw and what do you use to keep the surface smooth? It is a cast iron top and the wood stickes as it goes over. Also is it required to clean the blade if so with what...