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Do you have the "locking dogs"? Not sure if that is the correct name, I mean the bits that stop the wood from being kicked back out the input side. Mine didn't come with anything there, from what I...

Thanks Bob. How long are the arms on your rack?
Thank you for sharing the photo.

I'm currently thinking of putting my SCMS off middle of the rack, the uprights will be 750 apart and I've seen a...

I'm building a metal cantilevered rack for wood storage and trying to decide on how long to make the support arms.

I've only had a set of 300mm deep Triton racks to compare and they were a pain...

Thanks again for your replies, didn't get it in the end. Owner decided to keep it, kept telling me it was the expensive tradesmen's model not the DIY version but wasn't willing to let me see it. I'll...

Interesting information about the high centre of gravity. I haven't used one and hadn't thought about that, I had wondered why all the newer models appeared to move away from the two handles...

Anyone have anything good or bad to say about a Bosch PEX 125 AE random orbital sander? There is a used one locally for sale and wondering if it is worth getting or better to save up for a better or...

I know this is an old thread, however, did you have any luck finding the parts you wanted? I'm looking for a parts diagram for a BEX brad nailer to know where the bump stop goes. I got one in parts...

Just read about a technique on how to create a new key for a lock rather than picking it and thought I'd post the link here since it fits with this post too:...

Hi Camo, so pleased you managed to join the party, late comers always welcome.


I will take and upload more photos when I see it next. Where will I find the "machine plate" on this saw? I don't...

Take a look on Youtube for information on lock picking, it is easier than you think and just requires a little time with easy to make or buy tools. I can't remember what l had that originally needed...

Thank you for the link. From that it looks like I have a similar saw to the Bursgreen MY. The image helped me understand how the micro adjuster for the fence works, mine is missing the piece that...

Hi Matty

I thought it had "Wadkin" marked on the bottom LHS of the base, it does have Bursgreen on the blade guard, can't check that at the moment, it's at another property we are slowly moving in...

I hope this is the best place to post this, wasn't sure if it should be here or in "Antique Machinery". I recently purchased an old 12" Bursgreen Wadkin Tablesaw. I've been investigating a...

Yes tried that, that's what I meant above saying "I've tried using google and restricting the domain" in my first post above. I've used Google since 1998 and familiar with their search terms,...

Thanks for your reply. So how many posts does someone have to make to be able to have the search page work? That seems counter intuitive to me, everyone gets annoyed with dumb repeated questions that...

I've been a member since 2010, not sure if I've posted anything but I'm having the same problem, no search results and that stupid jigsaw thing every time I search. I've tried using google and...

Thanks Bob. I'll leave the bolts as they are then. I only need it for small stuff, I'm tired to bending things in a vice with a couple of bits of angle iron clamped in so this folder will make a nice...

Hi there. Thank you for providing the PDF version of this build. I have my order in at the metal profilers now (~$300NZ) and looking forward to putting this folder together. I'm using 10mm rather...