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i think you wil be pleased with the kit

Sorry no idea, if parts are available, to be honest if mine failed, i would probably just get a replacement dremmell as all the kit will still fit someone elkse may know , but if failed in 3-4years who knows if the part will be available then

i looked into a lot of dremels comparisons in 2021 and 2022 and a lot of sites an youtube videos in the end the 4000 Kit went on offer at amazon from around £189.99 down to about £132 - that decided me simply the price I have used mine a few times and its been fine...

i purchased a kit on offer from trend, havent used many of the bits and have purchsed 2 bits for specific purposes , that are not in the kit - probably used 4 or 5 from the 35 available in the Kit various arguments for buying/not buying a kit But i suspect the bits i did use from the kit, would...

just seen this come on the forum https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/trend-t7-and-unibase.144608/

i dont wear any logo cloths - i agree And i also say the same about the shopping bags ........ One exception, I like the ISOCOOL from mountain warehouse and then have a small logo on... But I prefer the material and keeps me very cool, and used under a breathable waterproof raincoat, i dont...

dont get mixed up with brushless and XR - I thought the XR range of dewalt tools also meant the motor was brushless however, my circular saw DCS391N-XJ https://www.dewalt.co.uk/product/dcs391n-xj/18v-xr-165mm-circular-saw-bare-unit is an 18V XR model - but its NOT Brushless

use french cleets - make yourslef so you just slot the unit over the cleets maybe screwed onto the inner uprights or some of the kitchen wall unit fixings https://www.screwfix.com/p/hardware-solutions-nylon-cabinet-brackets-with-mounting-plate-10-pack/91611

all the trades we have had here , builders, plumbers , electricians, windows etc all seemed to use dewalt , except 1 builder who was all Milwaukee, strange as he was in a family business 4 brothers all buliders and dad an electrician , rest all had dewalt. i may have said , my son-in-law (who...

i went for a corded dewalt SDS with 2 chucks and a corded dewalt mitre saw - dont need the portability on those personally , every thing else is pretty much cordless, should have gone for a corded angle grinder , happy to use SDS on extension lead , as i did in the garden walls and posts -...

impact drivers and combi drills with batteries often come up on offer , thats how i got into cordless drills and ended up with Dewalt and now have a lot of the range of there cordless tools - 5 batteries 2x2Ah , 2x3Ah - all came with tools on a deal and 1 5ah battery - which is quite heavy and I...

glad he liked it

did he like it?

hope your dad finds it useful , i have this rule available all the time in the house now , I also have a couple of stanley rules and a couple of Milwaukee rules as well, but i do use this one the most.

Saddle Square - i have only used a couople of times https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0822J8PKS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1 300mm combi square, i have 2 of these now , veruseful to setup and use if doing repeated items...

to be honest ,i had the same issue with FFX and this week with Spear & Jackson FFX delivery next day did not turn-up - promised next day, did not turn-up , apparently order cancelled!!!, so reordered again - promised friday did not turn up - and eventually got on saturday , compensated by FFX...

what are home decorations ? it maybe worth watching some youtube videos , 2 come to mind , who have small UK workshops and make / install furniture Peter Millard https://www.youtube.com/@10MinuteWorkshop and The London craftsman https://www.youtube.com/@thelondoncraftsman2026 there are...

@Doug71 , thanks for that, I have not been able to find anything online about it - so did begin to worry :) :)

i must be mistaken then. I thought there was a new regulation on Table size ratio to blade size , minimum table size for a blade diameter . I was sure Peter had mentioned about the table saw regulations coming into UK , quite a few years back now 2019/20 ish - but my memory is not what it used...

something to do with the size of the table and the blade diameter - I know the saw i was looking at DW745-GB , was replaced by a 210mm model, and i had difficulty then finding 250mm saws that where not large and very expensive - i may be wrong, cant find the video - but it was a while back now...