Product Reviews

Video review	Summary
	Evolution R255MTS 255mm/10" Table Saw Cheap but effective saw. Takes a while to assemble on stand and with table extensions. Pressed steel table not perfectly flat. Noisy motor. Mitre fence a little sloppy. UK ≈ £150 7/10
	Evolution R210SMS Sliding Mitre Saw Good saw, especially for the money, but you will need to assemble it 8/10
	Odie's Oil Provisionally 7/10 Potential 9/10 Awaiting long term results
	Eyejusters Great variable focus glasses for close work. Expensive 6/10 (if ignoring cost then I would rate them 8/10)
	Gyokucho 1151/651/400/303 Japanese Saws 1151 9/10 (best flush cut I've used) 651 7/10 (rip too coarse for me) 400 8/10 (good for larger scale joinery) 303 9/10 (leaves a great finish)
	Evolution F210CMS compound mitre saw Very portable, capable, noisy, dusty, cheap 6/10
	Starrett Jig Saw Blades - various Very impressed. Best jig saw blades I've come across BU41014 / BU224 / BU38 / BU2DCS all 9/10+ BU310T 8/10,  BU3DC 7/10
	Quangsheng Luban No.043 Plough Plane + Kerfing Blade from Workshop Heaven in the UK Great little plough plane and capable kerfing saw 9/10
	Trend Craft Pro Saw Blade CSB/CC25572 Well performing blade at a good price 8/10
	Trend T31 Dust Extractor Good extraction capability. Not very stable. Filter bags break easily 7/10
	Evolution Mitre Saw Stand Packs small for transport, stable, extension supports and feet could be better 7/10
	Evolution Fury-B Circular Saw Great saw, which even has pretty good dust extraction 9/10 (optional stone cutting blade was very good)
	Evolution FURY3XL sliding mitre saw Pretty good saw, and good value for money. Poor dust extraction 8/10 (wood and multi-material blades both scored 9/10)
	Trend VariJig System : Good alternative to other guide systems VJS/G/100 Straight Guide 9/10 VJS/AG/36 Angle Guide 8/10 VJS/CG/SBP Saw Base Plate 8/10
	HVLP Apollo Pro-Spray 1500-3s : 9/10 Great results, feels robust FujiSpray Semi-Pro 2 : 8/10 Great results, query air filtering
	Trend T11 Router Very capable router, with good support 9/10
	Lee Cooper Workwear Vests & Jackets Comfortable, with plenty of zippered pockets 8/10
	Lee Cooper Boots and Hats Well made and comfortable 8/10
	Lee Cooper Tops Comfortable, wear well, fair price 9/10
	Trend DWS/KIT/B Diamond Honing & Polishing Great little kit 8/10
	Trend Mortise and Tenon Jig (MT/JIG) Does what it says, but setup time is slow (better for multiple cuts) 7/10
	Axminster Rider Sharpening Station Kit Neat solution to sharpening, giving very good results 8/10
	Foam Backed Abrasives and Abrasive Blocks - Available from toolnut.co.uk Very useful addition to the abrasive arsenal 9/10
	Review of building X-Carve from Inventables Well made components, easy to build, time consuming 7/10
	Cheap Diamond Sharpening Stones The market is awash with these under many brands. Cheap and cheerful, they won't take abuse, but used carefully they get the job done
	Axminster Rider No.4 Great entry level plane for serious new woodworkers 8/10
	Quangsheng No.62 Low Angle Jack Plane - Update Checking the sole for flatness and square, which was very good 9/10
	Quangsheng No.62 Low Angle Jack Plane Very good plane and excellent value for money compared to competition. Also see above update 8/10
	Quangsheng Side Rebate Plane Fairly well made, but a little expensive for what it is 6/10
	Silverline Engineer's Square - Required a little fettling. Good value 8/10 Bahco CS300 Combination Square - Pretty good for the price 8/10
	Irwin Xpert 3055 and PowerFix KH3223 crosscut saws Irwin 4/10 - I've since heard from others who rate this highly Powerfix 7/10 - Good toolbox saw
	Veritas® Miniature Router Plane Really useful piece of kit, but let down by design and manufacture 5/10
	UJK Technology Depth Gauge Handy tool, well made, although could offer more 7/10
	Workzone WSD 3.6 P2 Power Screwdriver Comfortable and compact, but battery capacity could be better 7/10
	Moisture Meters Powerfix 6/10 - Functional but not so easy to read accurately Timbermaster 8/10 - Clear and easy to use, but expensive

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