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If you're going for hardwood idigbo is a bit cheaper than oak, stability is a little better too. Being where the job is make sure they're stormproof & use a good paint system.

If the frame has to stay you could always make new sash's with the required rebate?

Hi Steve, I use the TA450 which should be similar. Above the tilting wheel (at the front on mine) is a locking handle, it's obscured under the tabletop. Try slackening it off & try again, if not it's a strip down & clean.

Plain clay tile non interlocking 10x6 are 4" gauge & 35 degrees.

Get a price on idigbo, cheaper than the oak but dearer than the df. Fairly stable, only trouble I had with a one batch was woodworm but the supplier exchanged it no problem.

Try your local library, had a few plans printed out at A0, cheap too.