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I had a Numatic extractor for this very reason. Extremely quite at 66db But......they are high quality & expensive. I bought a second hand one and never regretted - Lovely and quite 😉 https://www.axminstertools.com/numatic-nv750-workshop-vacuum-extractor-230v-702413

One thing a new festool gets you is 3 yrs theft insurance. If its stolen, Festool will simply give you another one. Also on my Kapex 60. I bought the optional guide light. So when making cuts you can see where the blade will land. Some people prefer it to a laser. Another party trick is its...

I was thinking of pulling up the large walls (7m x 2.4.) up in to position after building them on my deck. Then using the winch to pull or control my machines on pallets with wheels on a ply track/base of sorts? I've not fully thought this through at this stage - just exploring options. I've...

Picture frame brackets might work for you. https://www.screwfix.com/p/plain-mirror-plates-electro-brass-38mm-x-38mm-x-38mm-10-pack/13114?ref=SFAppShare

Yes, a steel wire type winch for horizontal pulling, restraining

Guys I'm considering buying a second hand (or affordable new) winch to help with my shed build and moving of machines thereafter. Does anyone have any recommendations of brands you'd recommend Brands to avoid I'm looking for a single phase 240v electric winch with a capacity of 1,000lbs min...

------------ doesn't seem to exist on Companies House :cry:

I think he shops in the same place as Oleksandr Usyk :LOL:

Thank you for the tips. Amazon has a surprising amount of options for sensible money.

I hope this doesn't sound silly. But I've never found a good place for us in the UK to buy aprons. I think I'd like to have a decent lightweight apron for those messy glue ups or painting/staining jobs. Just never found anywhere with a good range to choose from. Does anyone know of any good...

Great comment - hadn't thought of this before. (y)

You could consider kitchen worktop bolts to pull the sections together and then overlay with a thin sheet of mdf. Good luck.

From my English Heritage book on Timber:

Good find, and you are right. I think they are the same machine. Good to see TCT cutters can be used. I'd be interested to see if Axminsters is a true spiral cutter. As this video clearly shows that their machine has straight inline cutters. There are nice benefits for spiral. But maybe...

Good to know. All my electrical cables will be surface mounted. Nothing will be in the walls, floors or ceiling. 👍

No, tell me more? What are the pros & cons for this?

15No. of (2.4 x 1.2m)

Thank you - that's a good recommendation. I'll check them out (y)

I'm about to buy some 100mm PIR insulation. Has anyone researched this recently and have any recommendation of suppler (that delivers to the south west)? I'm looking for best value. I believe most PIR to be of similar quality. Especially as it's for a shed! TIA