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I was born in Luton 70 years ago when Luton was a thriving industrial town I remember as a child a large railway goods yard and 3 wheel (I think that they were called scarabs or something like) that delivering the goods from the yard to factorys all over Luton.

I dont see much point in this debate. The fact (that nobody wants to accept) is that we all need to drive smaller cars that use less energy of any type.

Dude. They are so cheap why not just buy 1 and see how you get on?

Perhaps someone could explain this zero servicing costs of an ev to me.

David. The post is wood it will do that and there is nothing you can do to stop it.

It is amazing how things have changed in the last 50 years of my woodworking. My first "machines" were attachments for my Stanley Bridges drill these included my first table saw. lathe. sander, jig saw and pillar drill there were no affordable options for anything else and a router or planer...

What the hell is it with some of you blokes. A woman who has done nothing against any of you and has given her whole life to an effort to only do the best for this country and many other countries has passed away.

i'm sorry but if I felt that I needed a scope to continue with a hobby I have been doing for 50 years I would give up.

If you can afford it buy what what you want while you are alive. If you want the best solution buy a used Dewalt 125 powershop radial arm saw and build it into a bench, once setup properly it will be the most accurate saw you could want and takes up very little space.

I would love it if Jacob was going into the beauty business.

To make a sensible comment we would need a lot more info but it is important to remember that a dealer does have a lot of costs and responsibility when reselling your car. The truth is that the cars they are selling at around £4000 are probably no better than the one you have got and you may be...

I don't they will stop it it must draw customers in who spend on other items. As an aside I see that the famous track saw is back next week.

I recently purchased a new CMT blade for my cheap track saw and it has transformed the way it cuts. At the same time I purchased a 4mm and a 6mm grooving blade for my table saw also CMT I am so pleased with all these CMT blades that I am going to order a crosscut and a ripcut blade for my table...

There is no way that a set of extractors like that would be of any use for wood screws.

I think that some people will say that they are rubbish all I can say is that I purchased 3 18v tools from lidl about 5 years ago they have all had very serious diy use and they all still work well and the batteries still hold a good charge so we must all make our own minds up about what is...

I have a Dewalt radial arm saw and always felt that I needed a dado set to go with it and in the end I bought a second hand one but I hardly ever use it that is not because it scares me or that I think I am doing something that will end up with me being in a&e with my fingers in a bag It simply...

Have you seen that lidl have the 20v tools again next week?

To be honest before you will be able to make clocks and other gears you will need a lot of practice and you may even find that you don't enjoy it. An expensive machine is no guarantee that you will get good results.

I have got one from Peri grab one while you can for £20 all in.

I am a huge fan of the Zyliss vice so much so that I have 4 complete kits. Some time ago I tried to do some research into the history of it but could not find much info. The first kit I bought was from a show about 40 years ago and it has Swiss Made cast into the front jaw and has a red handle...