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For the interior USB in the shed, I'd recommend screws rather than nailing as it'll make your life much easier when you want to remove it for some reason - and it's virtually guaranteed that you will want to get behind it at some point e.g. running cables or clearing out a mouse nest. For...

it's a cone... part# 763618-5 - fits behind the collet nut https://www.powertoolworld.co.uk/makita-763618-5-collet-cone-8mm-for-rt0700c-rp0900 Same one fits a lot of Makita routers - there's an exploded diagram of how it fits into a 3620 as one of the images here...

If you have a water softener, it's very unlikely to be limescale but remember that mains water contains dissolved minerals other than calcium and these will also leave deposits - with hard water you don't normally notice them as limescale is the major deposit. Your local water company should be...

Sorry, all of the emails were sent through the eBay local messaging system so I don't have a direct contact number/email for him One way around your problem might be if you post something on here requesting assistance from a member in Germany (I think there are several), they might be willing...

The one I have is no longer available but one feature that I find very useful is that it has variable temperature - sometimes it's very convenient to be able to make the glue a bit thicker or thinner by nudging the temperature up/down a bit

well 7.62m by 5.825m would be 44.3865 sqm so if you double that you'd get 88.773 sqm

There was marmite in the house when I was a kid, my Mother and sister ate it (can't remember if my Dad liked it or not). I couldn't stand the smell and had to leave the room if they were going to be eating it. I honestly don't know if I'd like the taste of marmite because I've never been able...

Definite No.4 for me...

does that extend to no treatment for STDs if you've ever had ***... ...and I'm not treating those friction burns on your palms because I know what you've been up to... ;)

I've got the GCM12 GDL and it's a lovely saw - rock solid and accurate... @Spectric - I fitted the shadow light mentioned in this thread and it works perfectly...

If they're that worried about the depth of the latch, you could offer to fit surface mounted knobs (no through hole) and magnetic latches. I've fitted a few of these and they require a recess < 10mm deep. They give a strong hold with nice clean edge to the door and frame...

You don't need to buy anything, just make the MFT and then do a 5 cut test

There was a similar thread a couple of years ago https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/jet-washers.127269/ As I'm a lazy git I'll repeat what I said in that thread... ... Kranzle would be my recommendation - I went through a number of the higher-end K'Archer/Nilfisk pressure washers that broke...

I agree, the older I get the less time I want to spend doing things 'The Hard Way'™ - for something like this, it'd be electric plane then belt sander then fine sander... I know that, for some people, doing everything with hand tools gives them a great deal of satisfaction - but I no longer...

Have you taken out a subscription to the Daily Mail - if so, they're been sent to you free... https://www.mymail.co.uk/pages/commemorative-coin-collection

Then this may help https://knowledge.axminstertools.com/make-router-table-spline-jig/

I bought the one below a few years ago and I've been very happy with it. I use it for similar things to you along with car electrics and a bit of circuit board fault-finding. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B071JL6LLL I got a hard case to protect it as it's in a drawer with lots of...

@artie is close enough, a 10 degree slope works out as a fall of 12.7" over 72" Most references give a 1:80 fall for a (non tiled) flat roof - BS6229/8217 say that you should design with a 1:40 fall (just over 1.4 degrees) to allow for construction inaccuracies. Even if you were to go for...

For woodworking, you won't go far wrong with the Starrett squares, available in different sizes and won't break the bank e.g. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00RD59PZQ

Another vote for the Hyundai compressors, if you're going to be in the same room with it you'll really appreciate them being quieter than others around the same price.