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I'm sure I NEED one as well! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Has anyone managed to buy one or got any thoughts on it? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks guys, I feel I may have hijacked this thread. I was / am aware of all of the models you guys have listed - except for a Dewalt that doesn't need to have slides at the back. I do use the trenching feature on my current saw so would still like that. I mainly waiver between the Bosch and...

Thanks guys I'll get one of the pads to go in between Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You say that, but I did have to double check after it flew off the first time! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Contact the landlord directly. 6 months is a huge deposit so I'd offer less to start with 3 months should be fine. Assuming the landlord has no issues with your friends then I'm sure a personal recommendation from them will sort you. I wonder if the estate agent has a friend that wants it...

My bosch pads still stick to the sander fine, but Abranet ones fly off! I'll investigate the pad saver option.

I bought some Abranet 125 discs to use with my Bosch ROS. Previously I've just used the Bosch discs but thought the dust extraction and longer life of the Abranet discs would be good. I suspect that might be true but the Velcro on the back appears to be rubbish. I use a disc for around a...

I assume you've checked the floor below the hanger for the watch? I hope it wasn't expensive. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You've not done something really stupid like put them in the drawer where they belong have you? If so you'll never find them. They will be in the last place you look though! (Always loved that ridiculous expression - of course they're in the last place you looked, you stop looking when you...

The pink is a little over powering! It's not as bad as it looks in the photos as the other walls are pale pink and all of the rest of the furniture is white. I do have some WIP pics but I'm struggling to upload them. Not sure why as I don't normally have an issue. The next bed is going to be...

Thanks for the replies guys. I do have some WIP pics. I'll try and post them. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a Macalister one about 8 years old so no idea about build quality of newer ones but mine has taken a lot of abuse and use. I've decked 4 gardens with it, built my spa house with it and loads of other stuff and it's been great. It's even accurate. I check it with an engineers square from...

Touch wood the only injury I've had in the workshop has been from my bench mounted belt sander. I was using the end of the sander (to curve rudolf's ears) when it flicked the piece of wood up and away leaving just my knuckle to be sanded. Happened in a split second but it was a really deep...

Actually 3 days as we didn't do anything on Friday. We have just about finished one of our daughters bedrooms. Our youngest two are swapping rooms and I said I'd make them both loft beds. One with a sitting area underneath and one with a desk. I've finished all of my work in the one with a sofa...

Oh no! After all the hassle. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I don't think essential supplies has anything to do with it. I can only assume that tool station are below the 3000 odd square ft that allows small shops to open. Unless they are happy to accept the fine - but I thought it was quite a lot. I can remember when B&Q first started the Sunday opening...

How can they do that? Thought that would be illegal? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I can't comment on the table but the TRA001 is (as I'm sure you know) a very heavy router. So if there is a chance of it sagging then I'd say that chance increases with the Triton. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sometimes these things are worth it if it saves a wasted day. Glad you're sorted. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk