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To quantify my above comment, I used to play bass and would loved to have played that in the band..

Wow, incredibly impressed with that!

just read this so thanks for posting it up, a very useful informative thread. Nice of you to take the time to do so, as well.

If only I was closer, id be all over this opportunity.

Obviously the poster of the thread gets first choice but I potentially would be interested in the wadkin.

I don't know the answer to your question as such, but I have had a 1/2" Makita router for a good few years which has put up with some site abuse, whereas cheaper makes( not erbauer though) havnt lasted the distance. If it was me id but the makita, but someone else may have good things to say...

It does feel a well put together machine and certainly heavy enough, so hopefully will serve me well.

yep, I was a bit slow there, its been a long day.

?? over my head, sorry.

Thanks for that, much appreciated.... but its too late....Just got home from picking up a rojek saw and spindle moulder - ok I doubt it will take a dado blade. Not heard a great deal about rojek so time will tell if I made the right decision or not. It was within budget and 45mins from home...

Thanks, that's a helpful post.

Thanks, and credit to the seller, the saw looks immaculate.

The i tech is looking quite promising but just wondered if there are any other (new) contenders around the £1000 or even a shade over - apart from the re branded same machines. I think the reason I'm stalling is I've had re branded tools in the past made in the far east and not been too...

It does look very good value, and with the warranty, I have nothing I can really say that is negative....don't know why I'm not knocking on their door?

Thanks for that, sounds good, but ive had a search but cannot find it unfortunately....edit, Found it!! Thanks

I wont need to regularly use it for panels, it was really just for when/if I do need to, I hate buying tools twice so in an ideal world would like something that is capeable just in case. So a sliding table would be good but a dedicated panel saw is probably not necessary. I am not whizz with...

Thanks for the reply, sounds like what I'm after really, also sounds like you got bit of a bargain...think I need to be patient, not something I'm too good at. I prefer the extra mass that the older tables have over something new (within my price range anyway)

Thanks for the link, I have a look. It doesn't have to be 2nd hand, I just wrongly or rightly assumed I'd get a better quality saw?

Hello all, id like some advice please - I know this subject has been covered in many forms but I hope to get some more opinions anyway. I'm after a very high quality/accurate table saw, I would prefer 2nd hand due to budget which could go to £1000 - I only have single phase so that budget needs...