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Oddly enough I cant find the company either. Though it has been a long time since i looked so maybe they've stopped operating. The V17 seems to have some generic brands, so maybe research those, see who rates or reviews it. What was it's intended use ? I'll post up a thread on one of the bike...

If tight for space, a wheeled bench isnt really going to make space, rather you're just shifting it about, but it still occupies valuable floor space. So what about a wall mounted folding bench ?. I've seen a few over the years and some even incorporate a cabinet, so when folded up the tools...

The Mobi Washer is considered quite good by many mtbers the V15(15 ltr tank) runs off the car/van. The V17 has a built in battery and bigger 17ltr tank Only experience of pressure washers is the diesel type. These have an operating pressure of about 3500psi and can run cold or hot water. Used...

Though it isnt about the oil industry shutting up shop. We'll still need it for industry, lubes, manufacture of synthetic fibres etc.

Have to say this is the most exciting election I've yet to witness. Normally its all a bit bland. Tories in, spend their time fleecing the country to give money from the public purse direct to their friends and donors Then labour comes in to sort out the mess the tories have made. Then back to...

Maybe not quite on topic, but brick related. How's this for decorative brickwork.

Ironic You're not a reform voter are you ?.

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Or falling down a set of escalators. Preferably those in Angel underground station.

Thats the gig isnt it. The old adage of buy cheap/buy twice really comes into play. The OP buys the saw, then add that to the next upgrade(loosely termed). then the next upgrade, and before you know it you've spent 3/4 of what the festool would have cost initially, and without any issues. But...

And by 'enough' I'll take that as meaning Sweet Fanny Adams. Certainly the tories have done less than nothing to help the homeless but shutting down a great number of homeless shelters, and the ones that are left are run by charities, many of them from religious groups. One of the problems we...

Thing is, there are few actual private hospitals, at least with facilities of their own. They can do the consultation, but not the actual medical procedures, and for that they need to send their 'client' to a hospital that was bought and paid for by the taxpayer. Many of these private health...

It's beech ;) @OP You can buy foils. They're available for renovating kitchens, and you buy it by the meter. Was looking at it the other day and bookmarked a company. They call them 'wraps' but i dont know if its a special product and different from foils, or if its the same thing., or...

Sapele and Utile are usually a reddish brown and both display a ribbon figuring and natural lustre I'd say oak.

Ditto.

Yeah, compared to them our part in it is just tiny. It's often pointed out, and roundly ignored by the government, that even if the entire country of the UK was totally carbon neutral it wouldn't make a damned bit of difference, and would probably amount to less than 1% in real terms. So...

Not unusual in the slightest. wider than high is something seen on many a tv cabinet.

He's such a charlatan isnt he. Did you know that despite him being one of the main architects of brexit, when we did actually leave, he moved his investments(estimated in the tens of millions) from the UK to the EU. Far as im concerned these scumbags have committed treason against the people of...

I'd a joint fail once. It just fell apart as I tried to light it.

Are you aware that the table used to show that workers would be worse off under a new labour government, was based on the worst country with a labour record, namely the US, where workers rights are pretty much non existent, and few are in trade unions. I was watching Phil Moorhouse's YT...