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Wizer - bit slow :roll:

Surprised nobody has mentioned this....http://www.finewoodworking.com/item/20355/new-yankee-workshop-series-ends

Can't really feel anything in the fingers but the plastics people did one hell of a job. Lost the middle of the tip of my index finger but they pulled the tip down and got it to knit together - even have a nail that grows. Other tip is make sure you massage the scars with vitamin E oil. Col[/img]

The Bosch tool is just as good as the fein - have both and the blades are interchangeable - paying for name and the nice fancy case.

Dare I mention the Incra?

That van is far too ridy to be a proper working van :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

no I did ask but the guy I bought the place from sent them for scrap - too big for my requirements anyway.

Alas, I'm not able to ship myself out to live there permanently yet (dreaming of the time tho!!!!) At the moment, I have the longest extension lead ever between the power supply and the workshop - my next job is to dig the trench and lay a proper supply. I already have about 25 euro plugs to...

I'm in the process of organising my workshop in France. It's approx 40m2 built of blocks with a water-tight tiled roof. I've insulated the floor and laid a chipboad floor on a 3x2 frame work. Plans are to install a "ceiling" and create a timber store above, I'd like to insulate and board the...

Don't know if any of you cabinet makers can help. Have a client who wants handle less doors with a push to open feature. I see you can get push to open hinges as well as catches. Do you actually need both the catches AND the hinges or can you just fit the catches as the doors are just going...

https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=19891&highlight= 12 months ago last Saturday. Index finger 1/4" shorter - no feeling 2nd finger limited movement on the end joint and no feeling 3rd finger - looks ugly, limited feeling Now approach T/S with much more respect

Unfortunately, I couldn't persuade the vendor to leave his machinery but hey ho, can't have everything. I had a list of properties/plots to view and this was my favourite - this was the second one I saw and put the offer in there and then £18,500 all in - bout the price of a decent tool kit!!!

Since trying to chop my fingers off on the table saw https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=19891&highlight= , I've had a little time on my hands (no pun intended :D ) so I started browsing French property sites and came across an old cabinet makers workshop which is approx 175m2...

https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=19891&highlight= You definitely have my sympathy - am still healing and getting the grip back in my fingers. Haven't turned the TS on yet - am going to give it a go this weekend if I can summon up the nerve!! Col

do a search on google for DW720 (pretty much same) am sure you'll find manual

Blow using a hotdog to test things out - I used the real thing :D :D admittedly, I didn't have the sawstop!!!

Hi Roger :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: I think says it all!!!!

I hope nobody else has the same misfortune as me however, if you do, I can thoroughly recommend having your arm numbed (nerve block) rather than a general anesthetic - I was home 2 hours after my op and it was very surreal to see the surgeon drilling my finger to put the wires in and stitching...

Hi Andy 'twas the blade. My son cleaned off he blood and skin before I had a chance to see it.

I took the photo in A&E after the plastics consultant got his phone out and took a picture - I might add that I was well doped up on morphine when I too it. As to how it happened - I should have known better. I was ripping a 60mm x 20mm board into 2 9mm boards. I used a push stick to push the...