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I think that you are on the right trail, except for the spindle, I recommend that you i'vest in an atc (automatic tool change) spindle, it's a game changer and a tool height setter. It means that you need compressed air as well, but that means you can use fog lubrication instead. I have a...

Fein cordless multitool is head and shoulders better than the rest, lower vibration is the standout. I still have my first corded one which is 30 years old now (Alan bolt slips a bit) but if you search you'll find a new one with batteries for £250. The original was £450 which was used in a...

As a youth I worked on boats, we would paint the deck all over, then mask areas off, repaint within the panels created, sprinkle the finest sharp sand to be found(sieved) then left to dry. Finally sweep off the loose, a vac would have been very useful and then recoat the whole deck. The unsanded...

Hi there's a product range called repair care which is perfect for this. You use a die grinder to "eat away" all the rotten wood, then prime with a liquid 2 pack epoxy and then use the thixotropic paste to fill back what you remove. It has the bendiness and same hardness as the wood. It's super...

I have the same printer bought as a kickstarter around the same time. It was spectacular in its day, but last September I splurged on a creality K1 max and as the robox was to the rest in 2015 so the K1max is to the robox today. I use creality hyper pla which prints at 300mm/s for most bracketry...

I've had luck using second hand slow start units as you then don't need star delta

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Shielding the cable, or using shielded cabling is worth the small extra cost as it avoids interference, I too liked the magnet drilled into the face of the car pulley, I assumed that the black diamond was a visual clue and it means that you can use your sensor on the edge of the pulley. I have...

I filter the air from the extraction back into the workshop, seems to work and keeps the heat in/out. I used panel filters for spray booths in addition to the filter bags, you just need to make the shed air tight ish

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My two penny's worth is a morse taper annular broach holder to fit your quill and a broach to suite the size required. Amazon do reasonably priced ones

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Sorry £28, but it's the buying 10 that hurts

I have 3 non standard belt machines, the biggest 1900x1200 and have to have belts made for them, minimum order 10 per grit £35 each, so I would pick one with an off the shelf available belt size

Is it a capacitor start motor? If so a new capacitor may solve this issue

Hi you can buy 5ft square birch ply, it's super expensive, but then why wouldn't it be?

Just a thought, we flatten slabs routinely with a 3000x2000 cnc router with a 63mm tipped cutter which works really well. I'm noyt touting for business but I suggest that you may have a local equivalent who can do the work normally around 60 a slab both sides, which is ready for sanding with 120...

I would suggest rennie tools as good quality inexpensive bits, also sold through amazon shop. If you can wait and want multiples then aliexpress Chris

Olfa make an 8mm stainless snap off which goes in your top pocket. The black blades are almost scalpel sharp but are considerably harder

Fein cordless is the way to go, I've had iterations of this tool for 30 years, the first still works but the blade is clamped through a round hole with an Alan bolt so can rotate. The latest one (we've got 3) has a great lever quick release system which grabs the cutter