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For some reason, the forum software keeps changing the z to an s. Thanks, but I'm not totally illiterate, it's a trade name "Router R a i z e r". I only mention this in case the OP's searches are failing.

I bought my Router Raiser online, had it delivered to one of my several brothers in law in the US, and collected it on my next visit. This was at least 15 years ago, and I have no idea of current availability, either here or across the pond.

I have a Router Raiser, if that's the same thing, on my old Hitachi M12.

No, that's me having a brain fart, I can't blame it on a typo or vindictive text. My mistake.

Why the braces () ?

A friend of mine used to run a small garage, and he spoke of people who brought their old Merc estate cars in for an MOT, and would say "I only keep it for running stuff to the tip 3 or 4 times a year". He'd reply that it would be cheaper to hire a Rolls Royce 2 or three times a year than to...

We did ours ourselves for an oak framed double garage. Went through ok. Made a couple of mistakes, but got there in the end.

Trying to explain something which seems impossible by positing the existence of something even more impossible seems like something a crazy person would do.

How safe does it need to be? Safer than human drivers or way safer than that?

But nothing can create a supreme being? Cranes or skyhooks?

Inca parts are crazily expensive, as there's one firm in France who have all the stock I, and others, could probably advise you on how to fix particular faults. The thrust bearings are a standard size, used on skates and skateboards, cheap as chips. Tyres can be bought on line, but I've bought...

If course! It's totally ludicrous to believe that self-replicating molecules may have appeared by chance, and then over time periods way too vast to even imagine, evolved into life forms we see today. Much more likely that a super being with the power to create the universe and everything in it...

I've always like the idea that atheists just believe in one fewer gods than theists. But drifting off topic now, to the extent that I can't even remember what the original topic was.

I asked ChatGPT, just for fun. The answer was inconclusive at best.. Chat history Open sidebar ChatGPT You said: How has the widespread use of SUVs affected child safety statistics? ChatGPT said: ChatGPT The widespread use of SUVs has had a significant impact on child safety statistics, both...

And yet people seemed to manage before SUVs were a thing. Maybe there were a lot more children injured in road traffic accidents back then? I really don't know.

You've got it!

Bottom wheel has a keyway and a grub screw with a hex socket head. Is it just the wheel that's wobbly, or the spindle as well? If the spindle is wobbly, is it a model with the motor mounted on the case, or the version with a motor slung under the stand? I imagine if it's a 205 it's the former...

Do let us know how you get on with this. I'm intrigued and might have a go myself!

If course (s)he does! Who do you suppose stopped Donald from being removed by the sniper's bullet? Mind you, a better idea would have been to stop the bullet being fired. That's the trouble with god, they don't think things through...

While you're right, it's not as simple as returning to walking, cycling etc., as our environment has changed along with our habits, and we've lost a lot of our local shopping facilities. It would take some time and money to restore the corner shops, local hardware stores etc. Hospitals, for...