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I looke at that as well, very slick design but EXPENSIVE.

Just got my moulding head cutters in the post today, delighted, been trying to get them but they were always in the US and the postage, charges etc were more than the blooming cutters. Many thanks Trevanion and a big thank you to Seaco for an excellent transaction, you're a gent.

Well I ordered my collet from China on 29 jan and it arrived today. Fit like a glove, spun it up and bombs away. Who's a happy bunny, a fiver and change was all it took, postage and all. The most expensive collet from a UK supplier came out at £53-00 !!! Thank you Myfordman.

I've bought directly from China several times, as you say, it never took any longer than a fortnight, I'm in no hurry, I still have my 1/4 in collet and router bits so I'm happy to wait. Although this router doesn't owe me anything, it's a wee workhorse, I'd be loathe to buy JCB again now I know...

Great info, thanks, I now know exactly which one will fit. You've been vety helpful.

As it turns out, JCB routers are made in china. I do most of my work on a Radial Arm Saw, it's rare for me to reach for the router so a chinese collet for £3-00 will 'suit you sir' ;-)

OH you are a gent, many thanks. I can get this from china at £3-00. Trend and other UK retailers are selling them at anywhere from £30-00 to £40-00 !! The picture you posted of the Bosch Nut/collet. Is that a complete unit, ie they come already 'fixed' together and don't come apart ?

Bumping, any takers ? And if you have a Bosch router JCB 'customer services' say their collets are identical and would you mind posting a pic please. When I asked them to sell me one from the factory they declined, when I asked them to email me a picture of their collet, 'she' said she had no...

In a bit of a fix. I have a JCB router and have lost the 1/2 inch collet. IT'S IMPOSSIBLE to find any parts for this router. It's 12.7 mm internal and I've managed to find dewalt router collets that look like they would do but does anyone here have a JCB router with a 1/2 in collet ? If so would...

I watched those videos, what an awesome machine but OH the torrent of sawdust and no safety glasses or mask in sight. Thanks for posting those

thanks for that, with this additional information I think I'll settle on the moulding cutters, they look more like what I'm after. The dado stacks look ferocious :?

Just found out that my 1251 machine is 1.1 KW and according to a discussion somewhere on this forum, 750 W is equivalent to 1 HP, so that would make mine a 1.5 HP . Open to contradictions :)

any chance you could post a few pics of your set-up, that sounds very interesting. BTW what HP is your beast

I've heard that a lot while researching these saws but I've done my homework and was ripping material by the end of the week. It has pawls, guards, riving knife, razor sharp leitz blade and honestly it wasn't any more of an issue than using a table saw. Youtube is repleat with 'mr Beans'...

many thanks for that response. yes what I want is the moulding cutters. I've been browsing the Dado and Moulding cutter videos on the tube, the dado stacks aren't what I'd be doing. My machine is a Dewalt 1251, not sure what HP it is, have to check later, several of the decals are peeled off...

OK got this beast a few weeks ago and it is a revelation, haven't used my chop saw since. Been doing mitres, cross cuts, rips, bevels etc. and it's just brilliant ! I've been ripping ( actually just cutting lengthwise, not all the way through ) with the blade at an angle and achieving a range of...

Thank you Rick but the whole assembly is missing, the knife and carrier bracket. Found one on ebay minutes ago, ordered it, bracket, knife, bolts etc £20-00 :D . Can't be bad EH ? . Just need to crack on and make a table. Browsed a lot of stuff on making one and it surprises me how many times...

Ok I got the hang of the mitre latch, wasn't what I expected, I was looking for something like what I have on my chopsaw. These indents are seriously engineered, like the rest of it but the latch wasn't for moving, not rusted but solid. Again wd40 is your friend. Defo no riving knife on it...

Noel, thank you for the handbook, lots of stuff worth browsing in this, the dewalt manual is 27 pages :wink:

Thank you lads, I couldn't figure out what the mitre 'latch' was for as i couldn't locate a lock point for 90 or 45 but now I know to look for it , I'll check it again after lunch. I did download the dewalt manual but while it refers to releasing the mitre latch it doesn't go into detail about...