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I like Tamar at 3x3 Custom. Her approach to problem solving is very good

working on a home project using white laminated/formica plywood. When cutting on tablesaw, some small chips on the laminate were created near the plywood edges which are still visible after applying white edge-banding. What is the best way to fix these. I read to use white nail polish. Has...

Thanks again and also to Doug71. I wanted to call out trade-hinges for excellent customer service. I ordered them and afterwards received the comment from baldkev. I called them and as the courier had not yet arrived they were happy to add the soft close pistons. Now I'll wait for their...

Rob - Exactly what I am looking for. Thanks a lot. Not soft close but will do the job at hand. Thanks again

Happy to pay those prices but not 28 pounds which Amazon UK is requesting https://www.amazon.co.uk/Blum-Compact-Frame-Blumotion-Overlay/dp/B009KJYPA8/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=Blum+Compact+Face+Frame+Hinge&qid=1630585665&s=diy&sr=1-3

I am building a cabinet and decided to use the american style face frame instead of classic Euro style. I seem to be unable to find reasonable priced cabinet door hinges compatible with face-frame (partial overlay). Amazon's prices are scary high as they are shipped from USA. I need the...

I am a hobbyist woodworking. I have been using the Evolution Rage 5S table saw for a few years. I have been very happy with it but am starting to reach some of its limitations as I take on more complex projects and want better accuracy. What would you recommend as the next upgraded table saw...

Using my Evolution Rage 5S table saw connected to a shop vac (Triton 1400W) I always get a large pile of sawdust on the floor directly underneath Have others experienced this or maybe I have a setup issue Thanks, Matthew

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@novocaine you were right....that bottom right side guide was hiding. Things are much better now and thanks for your help. Tried some cuts and the last 10% drifts just a small amount now but certainly a major improvement. I'll do some more adjustments and also look into getting a better...

@novocaine Thanks for the explanation. Really helpful. I had thought the bearings needed to touch the blade and the guide to not touch but be close. I have now made some set-up changes. It is improved but still perfect. For the guides, I made the right guide touch the blade and the left...

Thanks for the reply and @petermillard I love your videos. In fact your Titan bandsaw videos convinced me to try it out. The problem with the drift is even when I do it by hand without the fence I am unable to move the wood back in line. I have upload a short video 40 sec video to explain...

Hi I have the basic entry level bandsaw from Titan / screwfix. I know it’s not the best of bandsaws However I am getting excessive drift (of a few cm) when cutting even with the fence. The blade seems tight. I wondered if others have had similar experiences and can provide some tips...

I wonder if it is worth spending 3 times the amount compared to the Clarke CDP5RB which is a pretty solid drill press

I have this router and also use the same trick of a plastic tie to keep the switch on (there seems to be no other way). In terms of adjusting the router height from the top of the table, I have been unable to find a solution to this so far. Would welcome any idea or tips on how to do this

Am thinking of getting the Triton TPT125 Thicknessers as a home DIYer and this fits my budget I have seen on various sites similar devices which are Ticknesser and Planers My question is does this device perform both Thicknessers and Planer? thanks

Thanks....sorry if I was to buy something like the Kreg Accu-Cut which is should fit onto my Evolution Circular Saw then I'm likely to be good to go and from the responses here would likely get similar accurate cuts compared to a sub 200 Pound Tabelsaw

thanks for your answer. I already have an Evolution sliding mitre saw which gives fairly accurate cuts. My main reason for going to a table saw (and yes my budget is limited) is for more accurate ripping as my hand circular saw (also evolutuion) cannot achieve this. Actually I had never...

Hello there New DIY Woodworking enthusiasts. Have decided now is the time to purchase a table saw in order to beable to rip and make some more accurate cuts. My budget is up to 200 UK Pounds. I've done a lot of research and have come down to either Scheppach 100S or Evolution Fury 5S. From...