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I look for battery tool X. My comparison is Makita (bare tool) vs brand X, tool + battery + charger? @RobNichols would you explain your logic please "... and the response to that would be an increase in the cost of tools." I can guess (with no knowledge) but...

After 40 yrs working with (software) standards, I'd disagree based on my experience.

IMHO more fools them? No company is better than a wide standardisation?

I disagree? Cooperation (W3C?) is much better for 'customers' than competition?

Surely standardisation wins in the long haul?

Came across ampshare which sounds like a great idea... and I chose (and stuck to) Makita.

I decided on the 300, realising the number of times I'd need that extra... blue moon 'ish? I wonder if the 'micro adjustable fence' can be retrofit to an older 300?

Here it is He has others on welding too.

And I thought woodwork was hard! [if needed, I'll get a welder in!]

Due care please. Find out the ignition temperature of whatever liquid you use, with respect to the temp you set the bath.

Watch straps, jewellery anything with fine structure that won't harm in water.

Re-read imperial as 'when Britain had an empire' and it makes sense

Can any tell me there specific uses. Very roughly, small job, small plane. Fact - dubious, you can use any size for any smoothing job. Long piece of wood, wavy, look for a long plane (sort of makes sense) Angles? 'Classic' 25 main cut, 30 for secondary bevel. anything round about that will...

So totally untrustworthy? And I would still insist it is not a quote, it's a (very vague) estimate?

So it's not a quote? Ask for one, all inclusive, that is reliable.

It may be possible to load a modern Linux, with current browsers.

New project extra tool? I've used that bargaining chip for a while ;-)

I went cheap with softwood edging, screwed on. It gets banged up quite a bit and is easy to change (and cheaper than good wood) every couple of years.

Compass saw. New one on me. Keyhole saw? Any other names?

All done. Working with my neighbour, from both sides! Apologies to whoever, the reciprocating saw (10" blade) was of use, hate the vibration. Last roots well hidden, stump up against an old wooden post hole concrete! Thanks for the help.