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However you join them if you get a blockage in the tap due to sediment - easy fix just hosepipe water up the tap and cleared in seconds.

I confess to being the owner of a Gtech battery hedge trimmer via a Birthday gift - very dubious at first but in fairness its pretty good for places out of reach of multiple extension leads. Purchased by my wife who has a Gtech vacuum cleaner which is also good Now the madness season for buying...

Thanks folks I like the look of the grey one best - will try and find out which they are selling cheers

If the door is stripped pine then would the architrave look good if filled and painted with a grey (other colours are available) chalk type paint (not gloss - use a waterbased matt) as a contrast ?

Just seen this - my very old machine is past it - any views on any good £89.99 36 month warranty

Its not quite on topic but I seem to remember a Black and Decker attachment that screwed to the bench so the drill (with a grindstone on a shaft) could be used horizontally as a bench grinder

When changing the belt UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES be tempted to lever the reeve drive cones/pulleys they are so brittle and snap easier than egg shells.

Now a VW Golf is about 147 horsepower - perhaps we should give up electric/petrol/diesel cars and have a Golf pulled by 147 horses - or perhaps and maybe I've got it a bit wrong somewhere? :)

The bearings are sealed for life, unless the headstock spindle has noticeable movement leave it alone for now. On an aesthetic front even if the original stand was black (and if its a bit minor rusty go for red oxide spray can paint as a quick way of sorting that) go for a brighter finish...

Quite like some of the aprons some are wearing

Halfway through reading the post I started to think get some simple pulleys etc and it will turn faster but then I stopped when you mentioned lathe and yes its a good use - wonder what else this slow rpm could be used for

Just a fyi A friend of mine has the first 2 injections and just received an invite for the booster - sounds good so far but he's due to go on a cruise soon. As cruise ships are extra cautious at the moment he expects to delay his booster just in case the booster makes him fail a pre board Covid...

I know this answer is way different to the rest but why not simply use a corded drill? No hassle and it works every time. You can get them 2nd hand Gumtree FridayAd Ebay quite cheaply.

When I did similar a few years ago I did as ColinH2O suggested after bucketing the water out and throwing it on the grass (I don't have a pump) the water just soaked into the grass. My pond was filled by rainwater and sometimes a top up with hose pipe when its evaporated/hot weather. Then I...

Now you've done it - said the sharpening word :) oops so have I

Care when ordering they do 240v domestic and 110v versions

9904 as the bigger size will give you more choice/flexibility the smaller one cant be made bigger but the bigger one can be used for smaller - if that makes sense - unless weight is an issue --- thats my pennyworth - better get some more toast and tea now :)

Any idea what wood they were using to make the printing blocks?

As Paulm says It has a MT1 taper "hole" in the spindle buy a simple spur drive and just push it it, easy to fit BUT before doing that screw on the thread protector or you will have a devils job in removing the spur drive

Drive Belt Solutions have them in stock