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Marcros At those prices, I wonder why anyone would bother messing around connecting 2 shorter rails, or even bother with festool rails at all. Anyone actually ordered any of these and can comment on the service? Mark

A belated thanks to all who replied Mark

I'm hoping someone can advise what type of grass seed I need. We've just dug out some footings for an extension and the top soil from this I've spread under some large trees in the garden to even out the lumps and bumps and to reduce grab away fees. I'm no gardener, I'm told the soil is sandy...

Thanks bob Mark

Bob Kitchen looks great but I'd actually like to ask about your sliding doors. Where did you get the hardware from and how do you rate it. I need to put a slider in my upcoming renovation Many thanks Mark

Naz I did have lily beetles at my old house, but I also had lilies and they were on the plants. None in my garden here or around as far as I know. Mark

Bob Aren't may bugs the big things about an inch long and not as red? Or are you suggesting this may be a juvenile? Robin, all about 1cm long, none bigger, again unless we think these are juveniles? The pics on google do look like them though. Mark

Found quite a few of these in a log pile, any idea what it is. It's about a cm long. Logs have been drying under a loose tarp for 18 months and the wood is hazel if that's relevant. Are they going to eat my logs? Cheers Mark

Have you taken the spring out? Mark

Why not buy a second hand original? You'll pay about 1/3 of that price. Mark

My cabinet saw is american so too has the a 5/8th arbour as is pretty standard over there. Few years a go but I bought all my blades when in America. Do you know anyone who goes there? Or any american woodwork supplier who is willing to ship to the UK (Rockler for example always have done but...

Shipping container? Can be sold on afterwards. Mark

Thanks guys Mark

As per the title, can anyone tell me what it's called or where to buy it. It's not a spring, it's to carry the wire to electric privacy glass in an opening window (the stuff that goes clear or opaque at the flick of a switch). Thanks in advance Mark

If your adaptors don't work you can buy the proper triton hose with the correct thread from here, which is what I did for ease. http://www.tritontools.uk.com/page59.html And here's how I fitted it to my router table (page 4)...

OK cheers Mike, my local oil club cant get near that and boilerjuice are quoting the 41p in my area. Mark

Sorry for the thread deviation, but a quick Q for Mike, where are you getting quoted 35p/l for heating oil? Best I can find last few days has been circa 41p/l (28 sec) Mark

Scholar That is the sort of thing I'm looking at hiring, and yes I will hire the dust extractor. Having watched our hanger floor at work being done I wouldn't contemplate it without. Can you remember what types of head you used (diamond, carbide etc). Also did you experience any problems...

I tried posting this on another forum but no one there had any knowledge so I'm hoping there's a bigger audience here and someone will have experience. Sorry if this is in the wrong section, but I will stand some woodwork machines on it when its done! I want to flatten my garage floor. Its too...

Not that I noticed Here's my full solution (price of the cyclone has dropped since i bought mine) dust-mite-and-systainer-drop-box-t74625.html?hilit=dust%20mite Mark