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When there’s more creaks from your knees than your stairs

Whoops 😂 here it is https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/mft-hinge-parts-list-how-to.128696/

@dave5898 Here’s the parts list and how I did it.

Yes definitely and even the exell makitia copy ones. Apart from the Evo rails you still need to cut the anti tilt lip off for the dewalt saws

Just a standard straight 12mm trend bit, just moved router slow with the speed at its highest

Most know that the Dewalt rails are not great for joining together. Here’s how I modified Makita rail for a cheaper alternative to using Festool rails. I used a 12mm straight router bit with a 20mm guide bush. I made a jig using off cuts of mdf, the 20mm hole is offset 6mm to where I wanted...

I’ve been inspired to use an arduino to do a fully automated system like this guy has

Hi Nick I had the PSU left over from another project so used what I had, I also done away with the diodes they weren’t required. Never even thought about fuses but I will add some. One of these for the PSU https://www.amazon.co.uk/Multicomp-PPFH-4432-Panel-Holder-250Vac/dp/B0839VJSX2 Something...

Even cheaper when you make them yourself from off cuts and are self cleaning, the dust get stuck in them plastic gates not allowing to close properly.

Here’s a link to a YouTube video he has a link to his code might be useful to you

Used this one 12V 5A DC Universal Regulated Switching Power Supply Converter, 60W Adapter Transformers for LED Strip Light,Radio, Computer Project,Video Surveillance,Probe Signal Lamp: Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools Yes the power supply is a bit overkill at 12v 5amp. The nano needs less than 1 amp so...

I’ve use the seetronic versions good quality but postage from that site since leaving the EU is mega. I’ve use these too from eBay 16a / 32a Powercon Type A and B True 1 Plug Socket Female to female UK Stock | eBay All compatible with neutrix powercon

Hi hamsterjam Yes I got it sorted here’s some pics It works great but since I sorted it, I have gone for a LPHV extractor and changed to bin type HPLV extractor using a combination of the both. The tstak is now just for the job site. I going the full automated route using Arduino mega...

I have good results with snappy tct drill countersinks in hard and soft woods SNAP/CS/6MMTC - Trend Snappy Countersink 6mm x 12.7mm TCT This one is particularly good for fixing frames using concrete screws and then use the corresponding snappy plug cutter to conceal the holes

The Katsu is a clone of a Makita so the Makita is 65mm

It a 18v cordless one I have but the D26204K-LX use the same plunge/fixed bases as mine

The dewalt is 69.05

The diameter round down pipe it’s 68 you might be able to use it a sleeve take up the gap

I got it from eBay here’s the link https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/90-Degree-Silicone-Elbow-Reducer-Bend-150mm-6-each-leg-Turbo-Water-Hose-Pipe-/112249920124?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286

There’s nothing wrong with the base on my router I would like the functionality of the trend base on my Dewalt router and to use a Incra magnalock router plate.