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Google changed since I was at college and I can't find anything anymore. Thanks. Yeah, it would need to be heavy duty but I am also thinking of storm/bad weather over blind/shutter that can be pulled over/down the blade section. A scaled up and horizontal version of the video below.

I'm looking for the mechanism/hardware for a Louvre Roof System. I want one that retracts but also rotates each blind "blade". For now, just getting a look at market mechanisms... just to see how the work properly. I have an idea but always better to build off established knowledge. If one...

Yeah, I've bought one with 40 spare cutters squares, (for life buy). I always liked the rubber rollers because they allow you to take off very fine amounts.

I was reading this... and hope it helps others like myself in the future. https://woodandshop.com/woodworking-hand-tool-buying-guide-workbench-tool-storage/

I'm planning out my bench and all photos I see of benches and their vices, (from my feeling) are the wrong way around... Like in the image below, to cut a piece of wood in the vice level. It has to project out into the open air, on the left-hand side. If on the right-hand side the bench gets'...

Has anyone any experience with this "new" motor? I am interested in buy one but because of it's newness, want to hear what folks feel about it. https://jessem.com/products/jessems-pow-r-tek-sr%E2%84%A2-router-with-variable-control-box

Thanks all for your thoughts... In all honesty, I am thinking of going fully to diamond stones. Diamond stones for my Tormek wheel and diamond stones for my hand sharpening. The Tormek will be used for turning, carving/rounded chisels... and grinding down my hand chisels, before putting the...

Can folks tell me the difference in performance between a full length cyclone separators... ... and the short, bucket mounted cyclone separators?

I am looking for a sharpening jig that will allow me to sharpen my chisel and plane blades regardless of its's length. ie... What jig clamps the chisel the lowest down? Normally once a chisel get down to a certain shortness, most jigs can't clamp it with putting a steep angle on it. It would...

Excellent, couldn't be better. Excellent, couldn't be better. What about other parts, like springs and cogs? Where best to get them from?

I have a Scheppach Plana 3.0 Planer & Thicknesser Combination, bought in 2006. The rubber rollers need replacing... (the feeder drive's feeding pressure is messed up),. It's as if the rollers aren't pushing down with an enough force. I think it best just to buy new rollers as well as fix the...

Even the Jessem comes only in "imperial, feet and inches"?

Thanks all for your replies. I'll still research this... as now I feel I need to quantify what "good extraction" is? The router and lift in it's own little under top cabinet, with door and extraction on the bottom a funneled cabinet?

Hi, I am wondering what's the best router table lift out there? I have been looking at this one... UJK Router Elevator Are there any types without the chains as I have read that they get clogged? Does anyone have experience of router lifts with this why of operating... ie... the chain. Is...

You sound like just the man to talk to. 😀 So if you are routing out for a simple internal house door striker plate? You use the router to rout out the plate dept and outline, with a template?.. But what do you do for the striker's hole? For your router?.. What extraction kit/attachments were...

Yes you are right about the hole, but still I was asking, incase there was something out there that will do it. I do many a day and if it call be done with one tool the better. Also a router will give me perfect depth for the plate and never any messing around with cardboard shims, etc...

After, watching it on Youtube, I think it would be definitely too light for my needs.

Has anyone used one of these... or something in closeness of size and power? Would one of these be too "light"?

What type of router device/model/configuration would folks suggest for routing out door striker plates? etc... I'm guessing the smaller the better so it can be used free hand but also with the most power possible for the job? I would mostly be routing out 2-3 mm depths.... but would also be...

Thanks, this is something for me to look into.(y) I was thinking of more just a piece of flat fabric, without any plastic ribbing or stitching. I will cut the fabric to length/width.