A rock solid bandsaw that's lasted me for many years and just keeps going!

An amazing planer thicknesser that's lasted me many years

This machine has had the longest run time of all the machines in my workshop, and it's still going strong!

A nice, well built disk sander. Can sometimes be annoying to change the disk though!

This thing is good for the money although mine runs slightly off centre, so I'd recommend giving it a go in store before purchasing to see what you think.

A monster of a pillar drill with plenty of torque, travel and work area for some of the biggest jobs

Easily the best router table I've ever used.

A monster of a mitre saw. This thing has an articulated arm on the back that allows the saw to be up against a wall, rather than needing to allow for bar travel.

A nice little compressor that's quiet and requires very little maintenance.

My previous chip extractor. Plenty of airflow, but the filtration wasn't fine enough for my needs.

A great extractor for small to mid sized machinery. Can sometimes get hot when being used for long periods. So I no longer use this for the lathe.

I use this to get the fine particles of dust out the air that my local extraction systems fail to catch

I use this as local extraction to power tools, and general workshop cleanup.

I'm no engineer and this is the first lathe I've owned. It's worked well for me so far and I've been able to get reasonably good precision from it.

I'm no engineer, but this mill has done everything I've ever asked of it.