Due to the smaller size of the table, the table saw maximum can cut 46cm wide only, if you dont build some extension fence.
The tracksaw basically has no limit, and does not take up space when no used.

Both almost the same price around rm2.2k.

You can call up makita and ask for Makita's track saw.
Maybe it will be cheaper.
http://www.makita.my/products/sp6000-165mm...t-circular-saw/

Triton is Australia brand, our currency is not so favorable to us now.

Another cheaper way is go metal shop buy 5 feet aluminum extrusion as a guide.

If just want to make normal bookcase, go Ikea buy Billy bookcase seems more reasonable.

Rm2.8k.
6 month warranty only.
2 year warranty in Malaysia? We can dream about it...

Depends on which one you use.
Bosch has a compact rotary hammer, with 2AH battery it weights about 1.7 kg.
Model is GBH18V-Li Compact. This model does not have chiseling function.

For drilling holes on high places this is good.

Any brand cordless drill driver would suffice if you dont plan to drill in the wall.
Its better to drill a pilot hole with drill bit + countersink to avoid cracking the wood/plastic when you screwing in countersink screw.

Flat head screw with triangle going down.

See example from lazada.
http://www.lazada.com.my/autoleader-7pcs-h...r-11913955.html

Choose the slightly smaller or exact size.

I saw wolfcraft's guide rail for circular saw in mypowertools physical shop. You can consider this too.
http://www.wolfcraft.com/en/products/p/gui.../s/p/index.html
Does not include circular saw.

Around rm450

Maybe everyone is busy... I am still finishing up my dust collection system and ennless workroom changes hahaha.

waiting for parts for my dust collector to arrive from Rockler ... damn UPS flight delay...

I think last time he did use 11street VIP grade coupon code and those 40% discount voucher.
This was during last year when Malaysian online retailers were having voucher war.

Doubt it will happen again this year coz seems like lazada is the winner.

Make a vacuum cyclone mobile cart this afternoon.
Combine vaccum and cyclone unit in a tower saves precious space in my work room.
Later will add more storage space on the vaccum cart to store all those vaccum accessories.
Put all vacuum hose accessories together in a cart make it easier to find them when I need it.


Comparing the size between vaccum cyclone and dust collector cyclone.
4 inch dust collector hose vs 1.25 inch vacuum hose.


This post has been edited by yushin: Mar 25 2017, 09:03 PM

Karcher now serves as household vacuum, sucks much better than the 15 years old panasonic.
However I still uses the karcher when I am using the belt sander because karcher has much higher airflow and suction power compare to skill vacuum.Karcher is so powerful till it collapse my cyclone bucket.
For other handheld power tool (planer) & normal cleaning job, the skil is sufficient, and it doesnt collapse the vacuum bucket.

Karcher - 150CFM air flow, 25kpa suction, 1400 watt power consumption
Skill - 100CFM air flow, 16kpa suction, 1500watt power consumption
If convert to air watt, karcher is about 70% more powerful and more power saving than skill.

Regarding preferences between DC & vacuum, I would say it depends on the tool you want to suck dust from.

I prefer DC as its a lot more quiet compare to vacuums. The DC runs at 70db while vacuum can go between 75db - 82db.
The large airflow also can capture a lot of floating dusts in are around the machine.
I use DC for my dust collection job on machines like table saw, bandsaw, planer. They have 4" or 2.5" duct collection build in for it. Router table & benchtop sander will be next.
DC's power will reduce a lot if you connect it to very small hose like 1.25 inch and below. For this situation I will have to use vacuum instead. Example : handheld powertool, scroll saw, miter saw.
Also I use vacuum to sweep the floor.

Btw, anyone interested to buy my karcher vacuum NT 35/1 Tact for rm1k?
I will get karcher T15/1 to try next if can be sold.

This post has been edited by yushin: Mar 27 2017, 10:13 AM

After making the cyclone I don't really need the NT35's large bin size & auto cleaning function.
T15 is also making less noise.

From Karcher's web site:
T15/1, 60dbA
NT35/1, 69DBA

Paper can be very sharp in the right direction, sometime I get cut by photostat paper.

Anyone know how to clean those wood residue on saw blade using Malaysian way?
My table saw blade, miter saw blade, circular saw blade, band saw blade quite dirty and not cutting well. Need to find a way to clean them.

Blower? Normal blower or heat blower?
To clean the pine wood resin that stick to the carbide teeth of the blade wor?

This post has been edited by yushin: Apr 4 2017, 09:43 AM

Oh... so running water is good enough already. Good to know.
I was thinking of using dishwasher liquid or Fab but scare it might rust the blade hahaha.

I read online and see USA people using simple green to soak the blade.
I'm surprise to see simple green available in lazada locally.

This post has been edited by yushin: Apr 4 2017, 10:01 AM

Bosch Malaysia should start consider selling more solo version of their batery tools.

Router bit broke while cutting dado for a mirror frame.
Did I push too hard or too high speed till the head overheat and broke off.
Or I push router at wrong direction? Hmm...

Later go CT buy another head.