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Have you thought about a combination planer/thicknesser, especially if space is at a premium? Rutlands do one, although it looks like...

Yep - turns the trim router into a real router! I now have 3 trim routers (1 x Katsu corded, 1 x Einhell cordless, 1 x unbranded...

The tariff stuff he's spouting will probably go the way that a lot of his first time around threats went - fizzled out very quickly once...

Amazingly I put my old compressor on Facebook Marketplace and it sold in 20 minutes for more than I paid for it about 30 years ago...

I wouldn't contemplate a flat bit as the kick-back risk is high, especially when in a confined space between the joists - an auger bit...

Thanks - that's really useful . . . I recall seeing that video when you published it.

I'm going round in circles with this - I'm going to get the Silverline nailer/stapler and see if that works with my existing (non-tank)...

. . . my requirement for spraying anything is probably only around 5 or 6% of the anticipated compressor use - most will be tyre...

What sort of/brand of compressor are you using?

My spraying plans are pretty basic - wood, possibly walls and a lot of fence (with a garden paint, not stain) - digging out the unused...

That's pretty much why I am contemplating buying a tank model as the air from my current machine comes in "fits and starts" when, for...

Not a review but a request for info . . . . I have an ancient Clarke Jumbo compressor that came with a paint spray gun (which I've...

I had an Axi 1400B and quickly became frustrated by the throat size - just too small - and the settings for the blade bearings etc were...

My shed is part-lined with (I think 12mm) OSB which, when I did it, was cheaper than plywood - and I rather like the "texture" of OSB

I'm off out now for most of the day - please PM with a phone number and I'll give you a call when I get back - subject to sight (and...