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Upvc would be a good option 🤣👍

An SDS drill will more than likely crack the panels as has been said before. Try those bosch multi construction bits first before anything else and see how you get on. Can you secure anything to the wooden wallplate at the top of that wall? Maybe even just a sheet of ply hanging down secured to...

Wireless interlinked alarms are handy in this situation, just steal power from the nearest light for each one and it saves any major rewiring

If you get chance, try one out. A tracksaw and cordless circular saw are completely different beasts. I used to use a circular saw with jigs, which was good, then swapped to a cheap tracksaw which was better, faster to use and set up, more accurate. Then I swapped to a festool tracksaw and it's...

Hand held planers do take a bit of getting used to. Especially on the ends of doors you have to work in to the center from either edge. If they're solid wood doors I'd suggest getting a rip blade with less teeth for the tracksaw and taking your time.

Out of interest, why don't you think the planer is any good? If you've only got a few doors to do, and they need more than about 10mm off a handsaw is a load cheaper than a tracksaw, then you could just finish with the planer.

I've started using cheap sds drill bits from UKDrills. For the price you can't go wrong

Only way to avoid the chance of that is by buying new or from someone you know. Buy the dewalt 18v one with batteries then sell it on when you no longer need it. You won't lose much money if you keep it in decent nick

Bosch multi construction bits are good for this.

Coping saw and even more sanding then 🤣

How many windows have you got to make? If its not too many it would be quicker just to bandsaw and sand the horns

I use the bosch pro range, they're very good, and any issues (two, out of about 15 heavily used Bosch tools) I've had have been sorted easily under warranty, just by filling the form out online and sending a copy of a receipt they arrange collecting it, getting it fixed and sending it back to...

I've done the hot screw trick a few times, doesn't half make you jump 🤣

That could be a lovely sealsaw for someone, shame you're a long way from me or I would be tempted

Cheers I'll have a look at that

Its Lithium

Soveriegn chemicals sell one of these, my boss has had them fitted at about ten or so different properties of his and they have worked in every single one. https://www.sovchem.co.uk/shop/condensation-mould-control/piv-units-ancillaries/auto-concure-20-20/

I'm the opposite, I'm always wanting a cordless jigsaw especially when cutting out an awkward sink cut on a worktop and the cord gets caught on something halfway through the cut, so you have to stop and unhook it. Pain in the arse. On another note, I have a bosch 18v 7ah pro core battery that...

I had one of the cheaper track saws before I bought my festool, I burnt the motor out on it after about a years work. The festool is way better at dust extraction, plus it gives a squarer cut and seems easier to use, I use a festool extractor with it and dust isn't an issue, I have used a Henry...

Sorry, I meant if I earnt £45 an hour as suggested by someone else. 100000/45=2222/52=42.7