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Amazon have been trialling an AI packaging tool which uses generic cardboard sheets, analyses the item size and cuts and folds the cardboard to suit the item. That is a neat idea.

Now sold!

Upgraded to this one a couple of years ago, bought for my planner Thicknesser but now selling that as well. (See other listing) These go for £850 on Axminster website. It is in great condition, nothing much to go wrong in this. Bag has been taped up, but I have a spare bag for it as well...

On sale here my Axminster AWEPT106 planer thicknesser. Good machine. Has a quirk where the infeed table is a little loose so I use a small G clamp. Works well with this workaround. Permanent fix would be to source a replacement bracket (can give more details) but perfectly useable. £230 or...

Thanks, mate. Sorry, don't mean to hijack this thread or anything, was made redundant in November. Served my notice until mid Feb, now been job hunting for over 3 months during an economic tough time and the worst part of the year for recruitment! Not fun. At this rate, my workshop maybe...

Would have bought it if it weren't for my redundancy!

Bump, reduced to £15

Bump, reduced to £60

It is still for sale. Pm on the way :)

Yes, it is 25mm MRMDF with HPL on both, top and bottom

I did the same. Made some mistakes. Top tip would be to constrain the router fully, leaving just one degree of freedom (don't just use one long fence and just rely on the pressure against it, that's where I went wrong). I cut the first channel very carefully, then 3d printed a jig to use the...

I made mine out of HPL using the parf guide mk.1 Made a few mistakes 1. Didn't clamp the jog very well, so the holes are out in certain places (defeated the point of it in some places, really) 2. The top hole is always clean, if you have hpl on the bottom as well, the exit holes tear the HPL...

Reduced to £75

Quite old but still works. I haven't turned it on in 4 years. So, it has got to go. Don't event remember the grit of the wheels. They will probably need replacing anyway. £20 or near offer. Collection from Haddenham (HP17) or can post at cost.

I have dismantled the workbench this was on and not planning on using it again. So it must find a new home. Everything works as expected. You can remove the jaws if you want it is not a very hard wood (a soft hardwood) £95 collected from Haddenham (HP17)

Same as @Doug B , have a Makita and the dust extraction is really good. But there is also a clear plastic spouty thingy on mine. Did your DeWalt come with one? Sorry, don't mean to infer you aren't using it right, just asking.

Mine came with a 1/4" collect but I also bought an 8mm collect. In terms of router bits, as much as possible, go for the larger dia for the sake of strength under stress. It has almost twice the cross sectional area of the 1/4". But 8mm might be limited in the types of bits available and 1/4"...

I came across this video snippet where they join wood (looks like beech) using pressure and vibration.

I'd sooner buy the tracks from Wood workers workshop than from any other seller / website. But, it is far easier to work with the Microjig Matchfit dovetail clamp system, I'm loving mine and it is actually cheaper and easier overall...

I lock the plunger out of habit, but have used the router numerous times without engaging the plunge lock and the bit has never changed height when mounted in the table. This may change if you are using a spiral bit which might cause the bit to ride up the workpiece against its own weight - but...