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Got a pile of mortice chisels which are good quality. But I'm so inexperienced I'm not sure which bits fit which chisels properly etc. all a bit of a jumble - also not sure if chisels and bits are sharp enough. Does anyone know someone really trustworthy who would check them over and sharpen...

I'm going round in circles trying to decide on a chip collector at the moment. I'm using a SIP bucket one for the table saw, radial arm, bandsaw etc. and a wickes vac on a cyclone for the router table and ower tools, basically everything except the planer thicknesser. I have a .75kw axminster...

A digital catalogue would be good. The good thing about a catalogue is you can't see whats on the next page so can inspire you to a new purchase which the web doesn't always do

How much cheaper than buying cabinets from howdens is it?

Went under a while back

Talbott timber may be able to help

Why was comment about it being on youtube removed? Who are the hitlers here?

the films are on youtube. Isnt the net brilliant?

jacob ive read in the past youve painted on old gloss with this. Do you still recommend this - I find in wet west wales gloss doesn't last

Sure I seen something like that in b and q recently

Rutlands often have one for £29

Can you show a picture of the top please?

Loads of companies select reviews. I agree though, buy the item for what it is with eyes open and you can get some good deals

British Radio is the best in the world! So many good podcasts too as well as net radio stations. I could go on....

I've seen no bargains really. I would've been ready to spend on a tv/dvd combi, a new smartphone, the worx plunge saw if homebase did their 20% off thing and a new 2hp dust extractor but nothing at all on sale was a bargain from the previous week

Also in Wickes for cheaper but not plunge. Think I'll wait to see if homebase do 15% off on blackfriday and get one

I've been mulling over one

I have a powercraft version of this - can't remember if it is lidl or aldi but you respect is limitations for a lot of woodworking uses it is good enough. You have to watch the belt for tight and the speed because it doesn't have the guts to be pushed

Whilst I'm grateful for all the advice I agree that the internet can destroy the confidence when trying to get head around something new to me!

Ah ok thanks. Another question - can I use a metric bit in an imperial chisel or not? On second thoughts a chainsaw file would probably do the bit