And whilst I'm on the subject of pwer tools..............
Any recommendations for an affordable chop saw? I saw a Ryobi (2500A - I think) for £80, not bad for the power rating.
Budget is between £50-£120.
Any help greatly appreciated.
And whilst I'm on the subject of pwer tools..............
Any recommendations for an affordable chop saw? I saw a Ryobi (2500A - I think) for £80, not bad for the power rating.
Budget is between £50-£120.
Any help greatly appreciated.
I am using a Rexon M2501A, (I think), £80 from b&q warehouse in Leeds. Reduced cos it was 110V. I believe they are now doing something similar in 240V, it does well for a cheapy. Ebay can be quite good for second hand Makita and DeWalt stuff.
Rutlands have just started a new Fox range which have caught my attention. Perhaps others can offer thoughts about the Fox range?
Yeah, looks good value for the money £99.
I did notice that BanQ have got a Ryobi 1400w compound for £70, reduced from £100.
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I noticed those, the 290mm one at £149.95 looks good, has nice looking fine-tooth blade, dual bar slide. There's a B&Q one and an Axminster one at similar prices, but are single slide bar models, which doesn't seem like a good idea for rigidity of the head. Had a play with a few slide compounds in B&Q the other day, annoyed that the P-pro £169 model (2000W) was locked down in its transport mode and I couldn't figure out how to release it.
I've got the B&Q one, and it's pretty rigid. But doesn't slide very well, unlike the twin bar types. As such I tend to use the slide as a sort of preset, but cutting even 12" board doesn't show the 'join'.
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