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Is it just me, or are the lines getting worse?

Why is it called an Abba stand then? ( non biker)

I presume it will glide better and not heat up as much?

same here. Tuffsaws, Mrbandsaw, I'm currently using an Axminster blade. This is for wood cutting, not metal work. There is not much of a difference IMO. never tried Starretts or Lenox

I dream of owning a couple of carvers, But they are out of my price range

Pictures would help

I always though it wasn't the volts that kill you but the Amps?

they can still bite you though, (I never remove a guard on an angry grinder)

They are going to be very variable. They will buy them from the cheapest supplier they can.

The duel magnets are VERY powerful. a bit too much I think

Good Luck with it. You must be the new Suzie Fletcher!

Wilco sell lego knock offs. I use it to make frames for moulding silicon for my pewter casting

Wild Idea. see if your mate can contact the buyer, get him to join the forum, then he can post the restoration on here.

Being cynical, Is the supplying company just trying to force you off the jobs so they can take them on?

Thanks for that link. I have the same mask. saves me looking up the filters

what was in Paraquate?

I've got the Aldi set. The hose even comes with euro fittings as well.

don't forget to budget for your PPE as well. If it's just for hobby use, Don't get too hung up on duty cycles. I just have a cigarette or coffee while it's cooling down.

and before Parm gets in,:scared: Practice Practice Practice. LOL welcome to the forum. Lots of geat help here and a good sense of humour.

really depends on what you want to weld, as to where you do it. You need to clear the area of anything that can catch fire or melt. Don't forget your PPE as well, wear long sleeves, Gloves, Helmet, leather boots, ( you don't want to get a spark on/in your trainers) After all that, practice...