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Great story Greggy, good job I'm a lazy sod who never works overtime :D Phil

Thought I'd bump this topic.

I agree with Gower. I have been online with TSB for over five years and had no trouble at all. I check it daily and can switch amounts from different accounts, best thing since sliced bread IMO. Phil

No offence and I don't know the law WW, but I would consider the content of what you post on a public forum. Phil

Hi WW, welcome to the forum. Where abouts in Oz are you, and have you a workshop? If so any chance of a pic or two? :D Phil

Cheers guys, I don't suppose I can go wrong for £60 :D Phil

*&%**"!!!!! stupid game :twisted: :twisted: :D

Beat me to it Malcolm, I was just about to post this link https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/view ... hp?t=27327 Phil

Went for the DeWalt in the end as it's not going to do a lot. Phil

Go for 12x 8 Steve, you'll soon fill it! If I was you I would build it rather than buy, much more fun and it will be far better quality. Phil

Yes Mailee, I really like Makita. If I got this, http://www.axminster.co.uk/product.asp? ... e=1&jump=0 would I be able to interchange and red batteries with the black batteries I have on my current Drill?

Thanks Andrew, It's a 14.4 v so no go.

I'm going to buy a cordless drill/driver and I've been looking at these three. http://www.axminster.co.uk/sessionID/BJ ... 780069.htm http://www.axminster.co.uk/sessionID/BJ ... 784422.htm http://www.axminster.co.uk/sessionID/BJ ... 784467.htm Any advice to which one I should get would be...

Had to buy jubilee clips recently, from APTC http://www.axminster.co.uk/sessionID/BJ ... -22282.htm and from Rutland http://www.rutlands.co.uk/cgi-bin/psProdDet.cgi/DKDHC Bit of a price difference for the same item, the Axi's also have a blue knob. Phil Edited to add: Rutlands...

Looks great Wizer, what are the dimensions? I've just started one and I'm hoping I've got the size right. Phil

I almost felt embarrassed to be British, until I thought that this programme was made to provoke strong emotions. How the English builder could stand there and defend his poor standard of work and xenophobic attitude was unbelievable. I think (hope) that this builder was the exception to the...

Cheers.

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Sorry LB. Too heavy for me, I'm a simpleton at heart. :D Ignorance is bliss. The human race would have survived regardless . As you quoted Kruschev wasn't stupid, I don't think any human in that particular situation would have reacted differently.

Mailee, you should have finished that sentence with "building garden gates." :D