In this video I FINALLY make a decision on which saw to keep in the workshop out of the LumberJack TS1800 and the Axminster AT254SB - and then once that decision is made, the work begins to solve some of the many tablesaw problems I have.

Crown guard: https://amzn.to/3MzGBVq

0:00 Intro
0:16 LumberJack TS1800 or Axminster AT254SB
3:48 Problem 1: Manouverability
7:29 Problem 2: Insert Plate
11:25 Problem 3: Measurement Marker
14:54 Problem 4: The Fence
15:58 Problem 5: Narrow Rip Cuts

We had big problems with mould and mildew forming on the inside of our garage / store room, as damp was tracking through from the outside to the inside due to there either being no damp proof course in the walls (which is what I suspect is the case) or if there is a DPC, it was being compromised by a concrete driveway and path at DPC level on the outside. So join me for a video full of drainage solutions on a very tight budget!

In this video I review the LumberJack TS1800 Table Saw in great detail - and also compare it with my Axminster AT254SB along the way.

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In this video I am installing insulated plasterboard to some single skin exterior walls that had no cavity and therefore no insulation. Our main aim is to keep the inside faces of the walls warm to prevent condensation and mould or mildew forming.

How We Resolved Our Damp, Condensation & Mould Issues: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCo8nWzfFVc

Charlie DIYte's Insulated Plasterboard Video: https://youtu.be/UYTbMi2Jgfk