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Just wondering where Scrit has got to, He was going to buy my Interwood Router ,but doesn't answer my emails.

I have two metalwork lathes that weigh two and a half tons each, plus other wood working machines and the oil vaseline works fine Like you in a tin shed

Mix vaseline with cooking oil wrap in stockinette and wipe over after using machines. Just leave a light deposit

Have a look at a woodmiser bandsaw, the band runs on loose "V" belts, they are loose to keep the sawdust from building up---and they work Dick

Paul I always like to see other people inventions, and I am trying to think of one myself ---- A simple set up to turn "off center spindles", Say for instance hammer or chisel handles. Both head stock and tail stock will have to turn in sync. Any bright ideas out there. :cry: No No No...

Hi All The interwood router that I have is 3 phase, with a frequency changer. but no collets or nut ,so I am thinking of making brackets to hold a normal router. and doing away with the present interwood head set up. Has anyone done this? And more to the point is an overhead router useful...

Thanks Scrit the diagrams are a great help, the collets and nut are very similar to a Raglan brass finishers lathe that I have ----wrong size of course. A router like mine just went for £370 on ebay !!! Regards Dick (County of rutland}

Hi everyone I have a overhead pin router that is missing the nut and collets, they are a bit pricey from Interwood. Has anyone got a set to sell me, or failing that if anyone has a machine within reasonable distance that I can have a look at to see what the it can do etc. Regards Dick

Thanks for the info I will try a Triton as I mostly use routers in a table. I already have the super jaws ,work center etc. and they are well thought out. Dick

Hi I have just joined this group, need to replace my Hitachi 1/2" router with a new router and need a quiet one with soft start 1/2" Can anyone suggest one Thanks Dick