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Well I will tell you where I started some 45 odd years ago when I had my first house to renovate. I had a Stanley bridges drill with all the attachments and was satisfied with the results but it seems that these days the general consensus is that you will need the most expensive tools available...

You do have to be careful when pulling them off the backing paper.

You are the exact opposite to me. I craved a coronet major but when funds allowed I purchased a kity universal machine but would still like to own a coronet major.

Since the start of business globalisation the brand name on many tools has become very blurred. Tool production is quite basic engineering and many large companies have bought out the smaller companies and have transferred production to cheaper economy's but are still charging a prieum price for...

As an ex snap on dealer and ex Mac tool dealer and now retired independent tool supplier l can tell you that your views on what makes high quality tools has very little to do with price paid.

Another vote for the Vw transporter. Mine is the high roof long wheelbase version and will take 8 by 4 sheets 6 by 6 fence panels and 3.5mt lengths of anything and will still have a good resale value when I no longer need it.

Can't see the problem myself. I wouldn't buy them and you wouldn't buy them and nobody has to buy them but what is wrong with the sellers testing the water to see if someone may be prepared to to pay that price for them?

It was my understanding that the only person who can change a trust pilot review is the author.

In truth I have my Inca saw from new and have never understood what those bits are for.

What to say this project is just incredible.

Wire brush it and finish it with bedec barn paint.

I purchased mine new in the 1980's and although I accept that things have moved on I would not change mine for anything even if money was no object.

I have a Silverline air powered framing nailer it fires 40 70 and 90mm nails and I can't fault it

Are you looking for air or gas powered.

Thanks for reply l am confused by wood treatment these days and don't know which way to go a friend has recommended sx70 but that just seems to be a stain.

I am am about to clad a building with feather edge boards that l want to have a black finish like yours can you tell met what product you have used.

There is nothing wrong with silver line framing nailers they are just the wrong tool for the job you are doing.

Picked up the cross line laser this morning to add to my collection of parkside tools and am very impressed with it.

In my opinion if it for only use in the workshop you cannot do better than the ras. Mine is set up between two benches on the long side of my workshop and in effect takes up no room as the bed forms part of the bench when the saw is not in use.

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