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It's only a spacer, surely, can you not make something up?

80p? I thought it was 25p?

Bosch, Milwaukee etc. should be serviceable, I'd think, I'd avoid the really cheap ones as they run way out of true. Depending on how much room there is some impact drivers have a drill only setting. That would be shorter than most drills...

Have you looked at right angled drills and right angled adaptors? :) see above.

As a child I made scores of them. A bit of strawberry jam ...

I've tried probably 30+ times over the years without any success. I've tried my own cultures, I've been given cultures, I've bought cultures. I seem to have the kiss of death with them.

We had an outside bucket toilet when I was a very young child. My mother thought I must have overheard someone when I called it the shedhouse.

Déja vu all over again.

Nah, I don't bake in my shed. Christened by my daughter.

and me.

There is no comparison, though. it's only ten minutes to make the dough and a few minutes to knock it back, you just need to think about it before you need it.

No baking posts for a while, has everyone given it up? First proving nine hours in the fridge, second proving seven hours at room temperature. The first time I've done it that way around.

and your bench legs?

I'd only heard of Channellock as mine are made by them, they were always water pump pliers to me as well.

Incidentally, don't attempt to use an auger in bench drill unless you can offset the wood and allow the auger to go all the way through, it's dangerous. A forstner or an HSS drill bit of course is fine, there's no draw.

There are firms that will re cell the existing battery.

If you've decent sized legs on your bench you'll need to go deeper than 2". A cheap router is not going to do that. Do it by hand with a decent auger and sharp chisels. e.g. https://www.axminstertools.com/armeg-wood-beaver-drill-bit-13mm-952843

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem

Your name was just drawn by my wife. I'll get a price for the postage and let you know. Let me know your address. Better luck next time, the rest of you.

Th The old ones are the best.