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If 8" is a possibility, what about the new Axminster ? https://www.axminstertools.com/axminster-workshop-aw216ts-table-saw-kit-with-cabinet-stand-720881 £760 complete with cabinet stand and sliding table.

I see there was an incident in London yesterday, where a member of the household cavalry was tossed off in front of tourists.

Hollywood doesnt really convey what it must have been like, but tough, hardy, and possibly mental is a good descriptive. I watched this a few weeks back.

Its going to be fine. I have the same machine and its plugged into a standard uk socket. Incidentally a kettle(tea/coffee) is usually between 2kw-3kw and draws between 6-12amps. A machine that is 2kw and 8.5a is low in comparison.

There is proper stuff that removes the rust. It's called evapo-rust. Forget vinegar, citric acid or any other granny type idea. £16/1ltr but 5ltr is £37.50 so is a much better deal. 1ltr...

That has been debunked, though you really need to search quite hard to find the vid explaining it(for some unknown reason) The reason all the vids are in thermal imaging is to hide what they really are and pretend they're 'alien. but when they get switched to regular camera the aircraft are...

Yes, but does it effect in which direction you stir your tea ?

Sounds a better option than the makita, mainly for the dual orbit(2.8mm&6.2mm). And about the same price.

Have you a friend ?

Just take the cover off these things. pretty pointless tbh. It would lift it off, but as you apply downward pressure, thats hardly ever going to be an issue. The one we used at college was the big wadkin version(30"), and that had no 1/2 cover. Thats an educational establishment, so if there...

I read Johnlovesoak as something else that also ends in a K.

If postage is included I'll take it. But I can only do paypal.

Salt. Works extremely well and after a liberal application, nothing is going to grow there ever again. Cheap as chips. And can also be applied to chips :D but not in the same quantities ;)

I see Record Power have released a new saw. the Sabre 300 priced at £999 Not sure theres a market for a 12" saw as theres only £169 between that and the larger 14" I can see the need for a 10" sabre, but the 12" is a pretty big saw, and the 14" is much the same size give or take, so in any...

Track saw, or a length of wood, or anything you run the risk of it not being set exactly. Sure you can align it to a mark but the chances are you'll be out in some way one end or the other. Tablesaw, you set the fence, make a trial cut on a spare bit of something, measure that and adjust or...

And the reason i picked Festool for my sander, track saw and sliding mitre saw. If i eventually need to sell them, I'll recoup a fair amount. Especially if you look after them and don't go scraping the casing.

I know ply is easier, and ive made a lot of internal doors with mfd for the panels, but exterior is going to get a fair bit of weather chucked at it and its not just a case of X amounts of varnish(preferred exterior finish) its seasonal changes like heat humidity etc. Gluing up 3 or so boards...

I'm with others on this. Powered stuff is fine, but its not sensible just to pop off down the tool shop and pick up whatever. as said, stuff like a table saw or mitre saw are dangerous machines.(Sorry to use you as an example @ Babs+BigT :LOL: )...