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Just sharing my experience. It is a classic 1500£ level design where the tables fold to convert to thicknesser, it’s heavy and robust, what makes it meh is that it makes marks on the finished piece and it didn’t come dead square from factory, in a 250mm plank, the difference of thickness is...

Hello everyone; Due to change of circumstances in life I am closing my home garage shop, and I would love to donate all the tools to someone that would make a good usage of them, my tooling is all beginner level, the photo below will show it. The only two machines thar aren’t in the photo is...

https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07VFXFTVP/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_KBJ9TX4CRYC1X1YFDZKZ A friend asked me if this saw could be any good, I instantly noticed it is identical to a MacAllister - I don’t know what to tell my friend, cannot be sure it will have the same (lowish) quality control the...

I am new on the craft, bought hardwood a couple times from Hardwood Timber Merchants & Hand Tool Supplier | G & S, it was all right, could be a little bit straighter though, but fine. Now I am about to make another purchase, a little bit bigger this time, and I wondered if I should look...

I did watch a bunch of youtube videos, I didn't find a method that I could do with the few tools I got in hand, or that was safe enough. I saw people doing with router tables and rounding bits, even jogs to spin square wood on top of table saw blades (from "Merica"). I am mostly leaned to make a...

Hello everyone! My first post here, nice to e-meet you all :) I am planning my second shop project, just finished a workbench and now I want to make a table saw using a circular saw attached under the top. W.r.t the saw requirements I am thinking of a saw with riving knife, > 1300W, >4000rpm...