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my little Senco compressor will easily run my 18g and even the 16g brad nailer and is very quiet.

Here's my one I've been using for years. Mainly on kitchen fits etc. Very solid unlike the real mft lol. https://youtu.be/BnWQxbt4Dcw Last year I built a bigger one on castors for the workshop 1m X 2m but Ive not finished that one yet, still hasn't got an MDF top yet.

Drill now sold collected today by Brian. Nice meeting you this morning hope you enjoy using your new old drill

Hi Brian sending pm now

Reduced to £375

Sorry I'm out of action with slipped discs so no way I can move it. Collection only

Hi Lee I'm suffering with a slipped disc at the moment so can't get to the workshop. I'm 6ft though and I'd say the top of the drill is my eye level and the base I made must be around belt height. You'd have to look online for the throat height. When I got the drill it didn't have a depth gauge...

Never did get around to selling this. Open to sensible offers to get it out of my way.

Google "Keyblades" they are excellent blades. I use them in my Festool and my Mafell saws. Much cheaper and better than the manufacturers own blades.

I think it would cost too much to courier it at a guess. It's very heavy Sent from my WAS-LX1A using Tapatalk

Decided to have a workshop clear out to make space. This drill only gets used every now and then so think I'll let it go. I rebuilt it a few years ago including changing all the bearings, stripped it down completely and had the main body powder coated. Had the motor checked over, built the...

I've had the Festool ts55 for over 11 years but just over a year ago I bought the Mafell MT55 it is a slightly better machine and the rails join together much quicker. I don't think you'll regret paying that bit extra. I definitely wouldnt go for any other branded saw as those two are the top of...

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Now sold thanks Sent from my WAS-LX1A using Tapatalk

Hi , I've not received any pm I'll try sending you one. Sent from my WAS-LX1A using Tapatalk

£120 Ono ?? Sent from my WAS-LX1A using Tapatalk

It still works you just have to buy their drill bits. As I say I've had it years and have probably drilled thousands of holes and I've not even used the spare drill bit I bought. Often think about getting the festool lr32 setup but that's loads of money and the little Kreg jig just works for...

Ive had a Kreg shelf pin jig for a few years now. Simple to use and pretty accurate. The 5mm version is exactly the same as the 1/4" version but Kreg just milled down the end of the drill bit to 5mm, so you are stuck using their drills , you cant use any 5mm bit.

Decided to get rid of my Record 50 litre extractor as I don't use it much these days as I have Festool extractors. It is in pretty good nick and has an accessory kit with it which includes wheels, 2m X 100mm hose, 32mm hose and reducer. About a year ago the suppressor went on it but it's still...

I bought one last year after using a festool for 10 years. It's a better saw but one disappointing thing was when you drop it over to 45 it doesn't cut on the rubber edge, like it says it does in all their bunf and videos